Sentence examples for audacious art from inspiring English sources

New German cuisine fits naturally in a city traditionally receptive to revolutionary politics and audacious art.

Swiss police declined to confirm a link with the audacious art theft, but confirmed investigators were examining the scene.

Balfour-Oatts arranged a meeting at Hulten's chateau, La Motte, unaware he was about to become ensnared in one of the most audacious art frauds of modern times.

The work, created by the Spanish artist Jorge Otero-Pandos and commissioned by the audacious art organisation Artangel, will dominate Westminster Hall later this summer.

More arrests are expected in the investigation into one of the most audacious art frauds in recent memory, a federal prosecutor handling the case against an obscure art dealer charged in the case told a judge on Monday.

He was selling his work on the streets of New York in the early 1990s, they said, when he was spotted by a Chelsea art dealer who helped convert his work into one of the most audacious art frauds in recent memory.

For something a little less highbrow, head to the Docks des Suds on 30-31 May for the inaugural Massilia Tattoo Fest (massilia-tattoo-fest.com): two days of fashion shows, gigs, food stalls and audacious body art.

He has helped stage audacious outdoor art exhibitions and supported cultural groups through expansions and renovations — while quietly contributing hundreds of millions of dollars from his own personal fortune.

One of the most audacious British art thefts, the disappearance of a two-tonne Henry Moore sculpture worth £3m, has been solved by police, who believe that the internationally revered Reclining Figure sculpture was melted down and sold for no more than £1,500.

In an account of Black Rock City for Dancecult, scholar Graham St. John described the Disco Duck as "the most audacious sound art vehicle on the playa".

Whether it's his hand-collaged flyers for the indie group shows he curated, his home movies of Klaus Nomi and Joey Arias performing in the living room, or the complete re-installation of a wall from his 1980 show at PS 122, you get the idea that this was an audacious observant art student gulping at the faucet of life in a pulsating dirty city that welcomed him.