Sentence examples for artistic dimensions from inspiring English sources

Completed in 1975, Marcus Garvey is a good illustration of Logue's efforts to fuse architecture's social and artistic dimensions.

PARIS — Ever since the Romantic poet and artist William Blake handpainted and bound his own books and sold them for a few shillings in the mid-18th century, artists around the world have been experimenting with bookmaking, overturning its narrative structure to explore new artistic dimensions.

The music here is always complemented by other artistic dimensions like performance, projection, and scenography.

A professional photographer at Journesia, Kama's photography will take you to different artistic dimensions that will definitely blow your mind.

As Mr. Luckett knows, an injury doesn't always allow a dancer to reach another artistic dimension.

"And I'm not just talking about performers here, because very often people with musical responsibilities in administration have a much bigger artistic dimension than many performers".

The use of time as an artistic dimension sprang from the late 60's and early 70's when conceptualism was fresh.

This handily means that anyone decrying the film's moral void can be countered with the claim that the violence represented here is highly stylised and therefore does not carry a political charge so much as an artistic dimension.

She uses her sexual allure to enter the life of a man who leads a more conventionally conventional existence, as businessman and father; he is, to use Flaubert's phrase, dans le vrai — in the true — and the complex blend that results, the sexual thrill of debasement and the passive suburban self-abnegation, unexpectedly propels Sophie into a new and truly original artistic dimension.

Art and life were to become one, so every aspect of life was to have an artistic dimension.

Meetups have thus taken on an artistic dimension that has become an ode to simpler pleasures: alcohol, company, and pen strokes.