Sentence examples for avant-garde model from inspiring English sources

"M+ could become an avant-garde model for all mainland Chinese museums," he said.

These artists go back to the wild-and-woolly avant-garde model, but here they are, temporary guests of the new one.

The 19th-century Parisian avant-garde model for living was to escape home and family as quickly as possible, before they zapped your artistic mojo.

An ancient avant-garde model of the artist as creature of high ideals, messy habits and no expectations has been revised to accommodate competitiveness, personal polish and an agenda for professional success.

And new scholarly speculation on Chase's motives for painting them suggest that he wanted them to be examples of "civilized urban landscapes" that accorded with the European avant-garde model of modern life.

And new scholarly speculations on Chase's motives for painting them suggest that he wanted them to serve as examples of "civilized urban landscapes" that accorded with the European avant-garde model of modern life.

And a small radiator market means there is a lack of incentive for manufacturers to produce and distribute avant-garde models.

The work of Namsa Leuba, who is Guinean and Swiss, resembles fashion photography at its most avant-garde: a model's head is completely submerged in foliage as she is surrounded by small cheetahs; two models, one with her face painted orange and the other blue, stand next to each other, their feet bound.

As articulated especially in his so-called "space stage," Kiesler's vision for an avant-garde theatre modelled on popular subcultures like the circus shaped Cummings's own speculative theatre.

Part of the point of the exhibition is the dense networks of connection among Salon and avant-garde painters, artists' models, couturiers, fashion illustrators, textile manufacturers, shop girls, art collectors, and magazine editors.

The avant-garde took battery models to the beach and watched Gleason.