Sentence examples for artistic paradigm from inspiring English sources

Illustrate the glossary with images that are representative of each artistic paradigm.

However it was striking that they were all painted before the 1900s, within the artistic paradigm that always retained some reference to visible reality.

Raising money for his first, improvised feature by going on a radio talk show, later putting his own money into his movies, filming family and friends at his home in dramas that erupt with a spontaneous vehemence, John Cassavetes set the practical and artistic paradigms for independent filmmaking.

With impalpable works, his proposal was to break from artistic paradigms and change the way we were conceiving and appreciating art.

7) offers a defence of the importance of natural beauty, and criticizes Kemal's (1986) view that artistic beauty is the paradigm object of aesthetic experience for Kant.

The third and fourth studies — on Schopenhauer and Wagner, respectively — address how these two thinkers, as paradigms of philosophic and artistic genius, hold the potential to inspire a stronger, healthier and livelier German culture.

Alternatively, the model of the cinema is imposing itself as the dominant paradigm in all fields of artistic endeavour.

Sotheby's described the painting as a "masterpiece of calculated chaos" and a "paradigm of Gerhard Richter's mature artistic and philosophical achievement".

Sotheby's called Abstraktes Bild a "paradigm of Gerhard Richter's mature artistic and philosophical achievement".

The ability to recontextualize one's relationship to our environments by way of an artistic smartphone app is a very welcome shift in the paradigm of human-phone operation.

The sheer numbers of visitors descending on The Met stunned those staunch traditionalists, tangibly reinforcing the paradigm that today we are open to embrace the artistic sensibilities of fashion.