Concerning the primary question, whether the non-linguistic arts express meanings and thoughts and if so how, he has now realized that they do indeed (sometimes) express meanings and thoughts, but he remains torn on exactly how they do so.
"From the earliest time, [their] art expressed many feelings.
All these elements add to the quality of the shaman's performance and the art expressed therein.
Stephen Deuchar, director of the art charity the Art Fund, which helps publicly funded British museums and galleries purchase contemporary art, expressed concern about the stated aims of the auction.
The downside of "global art" is a homogenizing effect, such that much of the work here uses techniques familiar from conceptualism, installation art, minimalism and particularly Pop art — expressed, however, with a Tibetan accent.
Though feminism was her springboard, her artistic investigations reveal a deep knowledge of psychoanalysis, linguistics, literature (especially Gertrude Stein, Virginia Woolf, Antonin Artaud and Samuel Beckett) and the history of art, expressed in a dizzying collection of work in many mediums.
Yes, you can see the postwar culture battles as a Manichean struggle between the patrician principles of high art (expressed by great institutions, directed to an elite audience) and the mass populism of the market place.
Known in her lifetime as the "Empress of the Blues," Smith was a bold, supremely confident artist who often disdained the use of a microphone and whose art expressed the frustrations and hopes of a whole generation of black Americans.
Andrew Graham-Dixon looks at Germany in the 19th Century – when art expressed a generation's yearning for the birth of the German nation.
Iskander Lemseffer, an acquaintance of Saraiva and owner of Lab Art, a Los Angeles gallery dedicated to street art, expressed mixed feelings about the dispute.
