Sentence examples for attitude art from inspiring English sources

My Street Works (Sidewalk Plaques, Graffiti Works, and Personal Appearance Manipulations) were conceived of and done in response to that attitude: art that needed no establishment venue.

It dates back to the 18th century and embodies an attitude to art that was, for too long, the British attitude: that art is nice but not important, and that it must fit in with the tastes and manners of the well-off.

Indeed, Foucault is quite clear that this critical attitude, the art of not being governed so much, 'is at once partner and adversary of the arts of government'.

The government and academic societies have displayed a cautious attitude toward ART, but the findings of attitude surveys among the people at large show a generally positive attitude toward ART.

A fashion show is attitude as art, peacocking as commerce.

Fairly characterizing its attitude toward art is difficult.

The long read: Over three decades, he transformed a nation's attitude to art.

The show was a direct challenge to the academic attitude toward art.

His own attitude toward art was pragmatic: it could be used for doctrinal instruction.

The works signify a change in attitude toward art in the park.

Mr. Budbill took a workman's attitude toward art and despised pretension.