Sentence examples for avant garde of from inspiring English sources

The New York School was the avant garde of the world.

Feminist Avant Garde of the 1970s is at the Photographer's Gallery, London, until 15 January.

The avant garde of the Austrian capital was a relatively tightly-knit group which included the composer Arnold Schoenberg.

However, Thomas Girst's The Duchamp Dictionary is a diverting way of engaging with the avant garde of the last century.

At the same time, Mr Macron said, the "avant garde" of the 19 countries that use the euro should push ahead with "more solidarity and more integration".

But the most lasting association of all is that his music is among the most forbiddingly avant garde of the 20th and 21st centuries.

McQueen and Kickbusch [ 36] describe health promotion as the avant- garde of public health, shifting the focus of public health away from disease to focus on the modern world challenges of creating and maintaining healthy populations.

Tells about the film avant-garde of the fifties & sixties.

Its Cubist, harmonious dissonance would not have shocked anyone in the avant-garde of the 1950s.

It presents itself as the avant-garde of a mass movement, like the Khmer Rouge.

HUO: So the Rauschenberg show was a trigger for the Chinese avant-garde of the 1980s?