Sentence examples for art persona from inspiring English sources

One day I had this idea to create a video art persona about a teenage girl who wanted to grow up to be a famous rapper.

From there, she put it in the room at Arlene's Grocery and at Rockwood Music Hall, on the Lower East Side, where the Lady Gaga performance-art persona first appeared.

Considering that Munkacsi's Time portrait was taken before he left Germany, it encrypts a prescient reading of Riefenstahl's art and persona.

In Art of Persona 3, Soejima remarked that "Initially, he looked more honest, like an ordinary, handsome young man.

It employs all the shiny semiotic cues that lure kids in, but ultimately it's a red herring: overdressed in its self-absorbed, art-world persona, the bike is too wrapped up in itself for normal engagement.

He's ready for the full Bill Murray — the reanimation of his art, and his persona, in collaboration with brilliant young directors.

By studying Bernini's lifelong and multidisciplinary dialogue with Michelangelo's art, practice and persona, this first monographic study of the subject sheds new light on the multivalent and contradictory ways Bernini and his biographers constructed the modernity of their era through and against Michelangelo.

All along he has raised questions about the nature of art, the role of the artist (and the artistic persona) and the condition of otherness.

Readers will be less surprised that one of those 12 is Camille Paglia's "Sexual Personae: Art and Decadence from Nefertiti to Emily Dickinson".

After all, she made her name in 1990 with "Sexual Personae: Art and Decadence From Nefertiti to Emily Dickinson," a sweeping cultural history that challenged the political correctness of the era by suggesting, among other things, that men had produced the glories of Western civilization, spurred by a fear of female sexuality.

Now the dated furry friends are making a comeback in the world of art, mimicking the personas of today's most iconic pop stars.