Sentence examples for art worldview from inspiring English sources

Cultural anthropology in America has long studied the folklore, music, art, worldview, and indigenous philosophies of other cultures.

It's like Disneyland". El Bordello is one of Venice's main front porches, where locals gather to listen to tenant Michael Jost's intricate guitar compositions and discuss art, worldviews and the meaning of –– well, life along the improbable beach that is Venice.

Schmidt believed that the cultural-historical school of ethnology had produced proof that an older, genuine totemism had been an integral part of a culture located in a definite area and that it was "organically" connected with definite forms of technology, economy, art, and worldview.

A defining feature of the book is that I created over 70 hand-drawn and hand-painted analytical illustrations to depict the scaled relationships that were so central to the Incas' art and worldviews.

She is the author of several articles published in peer-reviewed journals, and she had contributed to edited volumes on the history of color, as well as Pre-Columbian art and worldviews.

When a piece of art with an unconventional worldview does escape, it's rare and it tends to take audiences awhile to catch up to what they witnessed.

As students in the Miniature Painting department, we were encouraged to produce art from within that worldview, rather than looking at our own cultural history, context, and intellectual framework (Fig. 3).

The art of sharing your worldviews and actively listening to those of someone else is an integral component in heightening chemistry.

That doesn't mean that it's more or less legitimate as an art form or as a worldview than anyone else's.

It is my desire to expose our readers to diverse storytelling and artwork styles so that their worldview, their sense of stories and art, is not limited.

My type had angular cheekbones, rakishly tousled hair, an impractical liberal arts degree and a misanthropic worldview.