Sentence examples for art predominantly from inspiring English sources

The story is set at the 2003 Biennale, but features art predominantly from the Biennales of 2005 and 2007.

But she isn't bitter; in fact she realises that the exposure changed our perception of art, predominantly for the better.

Folk art, predominantly functional or utilitarian visual art created by hand (or with limited mechanical facilities) for use by the maker or a small circumscribed group and containing an element of retention the prolonged survival of tradition.

The pink fluorescent tubing conjured up references to high art, predominantly, the fluorescent sculptures of 1960s minimalist artist Dan Flavin, while also evoking the sleazy glow of adult video stores.

The Virgin Mary cradling a baby Jesus pops up time and and time again in fine art, predominantly in Western painting.

Like Conceptualism, Invisible Art predominantly has its roots in Dadaism and readymades, ideas that challenged our assumptions of Art and proved that the standard conventions for measuring what was Art at the time were not all-encompassing.

His website will market contemporary art by predominantly Chinese artists to people living all over China.

The report says publicly funded arts "are predominantly accessed by an unnecessarily narrow social, economic, ethnic and educated demographic that is not fully representative of the UK's population".

Ultimately, the difference between stepping into a "pictorial" and an "architectural" landscape is the difference between Repton's world and ours, between an art that was predominantly rural and one that is now predominantly urban.

The art was created predominantly to serve Theravada Buddhism.

Could a body of art students drawn predominantly from wealthy backgrounds actually lead to a change in the nature of the art we see produced?