Sentence examples for art transforming from inspiring English sources

Yet, the moment turns out to be an exaltation of classic art, transforming the low joke into a warm and hearty recollection.

Bruce's legal travails — bankruptcy and a pending jail term (which only his death, in 1966, spared him) — may have ruined him practically, but they nourished his art, transforming him from a comic monologuist to an obsessed, outcast philosopher of law.

In the process, they permanently altered the geography of American art, transforming the Village — at least, in the minds of poets and painters — into the place where everything happens first.

"Architecture must go beyond buildings because buildings are not enough," declared the curator Aaron Betsky, who proceeded to fill the exhibition with bad art, transforming the Arsenale into a gauntlet of inscrutable installations by the ageing architectural elite.

To hype its exhibition "Maharaja," which opens Oct. 21 and explores the realm of India's legendary kings, the museum hired Mr. Patel to cover the museum's exterior with his effervescent Pop Art, transforming the stodgy gray neo-Classical-style building into a bright tableau of color and Hindu whimsy.

Sometimes the most mundane of actions can serve as impetus for art, transforming a simple gesture into a mesmerizing visual feast.

Food as performance art, transformed through wizardry and wit, is now seen as the signature style of modern Spanish restaurants.

In 1964 he started attending a samba school in one of Rio's favelas, or shantytowns, and his immersion in this performance-based popular art transformed his work.

The scintillating light rippling down over the foliage of trees and the frothy waves of a waterfall in "Alpheus and Arethusa," very far removed from Claude's art, transforms the landscape into a magical land.

Your first hit, or breakthrough, was An Oak Tree (1973), [a glass of water on a high shelf with accompanying notes explaining how the artist had, through art, transformed the object into an oak tree].

Some years ago, Mr. Dankner, a fan of American Indian art, transformed his banquet hall into a pantheon of Indian design, including a map depicting locations of various tribes in the United States.