Sentence examples for art ideology from inspiring English sources

Henry's personal credo, delivered while wielding a cricket bat, of how ideas bounce more effectively from a hard, sprung surface, was a defining moment in the postwar theatre friction between politics and art, ideology and expression ("Screw the whale, save the gerund") and all the better for shining in a play about love.

All art is ideology.

Mr. Buren gets credit for choosing art over ideology, but he has to do more than relearn old tricks.

A poet first and foremost, Brecht's career was a brutal example of the often competing calls of art and ideology upon the poet's art.

"The time is ripe to distinguish between art and ideology," said Ehud Gross, director general of the orchestra, which is from the fourth largest city in Israel.

A partial transcript included in the new book, forming an intermission between photo essays, at times casts an interesting light on the tension between art and ideology in photography, a tension that exists in much of Mr. Lyon's work.

A sort of Furtwängler 101, a case study in the messy meeting of art and ideology, the film may inspire some viewers toward a first-time reckoning with those freighted moral questions; or at the very least, a first encounter with a musician whose interpretive genius, however problematic, burns brightly to this day.

In a rare symbiosis of art and ideology, Shane's writing mirrors the complexity of his collages.

Today's museums are under attack from art-theory ideology on one side and commerce on the other.

Praise indeed, from the West's pre-eminent practitioner of Realpolitik, whose mastery of the art of ideology-free diplomacy enabled President Nixon's visit to China in 1972.Yet a closer look reveals Sun Tzu's flaws as a tool of soft power.

There are Hipster-Creators: genuine artists, writers, and musicians, as well as those who belong to a large number of subcultures that produce art and ideologies through a collective mindset (this includes punks, ravers, fashion kids, crusties, literary nerds, cool academics, etc., and unfortunately often discludes the genuinely impoverished and marginalized).