Sentence examples for art invoked from inspiring English sources

Their art invoked a particularly 20th-century medium, echoing the work of John Heartfield, Kurt Schwitters and Richard Hamilton.

In this talk, Kendra Albert explores how introducing legal terms of art invoked for their weight but often divorced from law, known as "legal talismans", impacts online platforms and how we can move beyond legalities to systems that are more considerate of all users.

But his production numbers reward the sort of speculative contemplation that contemporaneous works of abstract art invoke.

(Whatever distinctive pleasures his movies without dance routines offer, scintillating dialectic isn't among them). But his production numbers reward the sort of speculative contemplation that contemporaneous works of abstract art invoke.

This was an idea shared by the French poet Stephane Mallarme, who saw ballet as an art that invoked an ideal through abstraction.

This allowed viewers to appreciate that the creators were engaged in making art that invoked the past or pointed to the future.

In Kushner's consistent tango with the feminine, he crocheted with his mother, called upon serious menu planning and preparation skills normally suited for large dinner parties for his performance art, and invoked flower arranging to prioritize the hearty and delicate foods for his sartorial endeavors.

And generations of Chicano and Chicana artists have continued Siqueiros' legacy of public art, often invoking "forgotten" chapters of local history.

While the fair itself might not serve as the inspiration for a utopian society, several projects at this year's Art Basel invoke the notion of the imaginary, the ideal, and the impossible.

Sometimes specifically English art styles are invoked.

Lissitzky was devoted to the idea of creating art with power and purpose, art that could invoke change.