Sentence examples for body of art from inspiring English sources
One thing that links the vast body of art and literature about courtesans is an almost exclusively male perspective.
From the 1980s, younger artists (along with some of the earlier generation) began to produce a body of art concerned with problems of identity, conflict, and place.
"She is intimately related to the greatest body of art in the twentieth century" — by which he means the Balanchine repertory.
It tackles a subject — an innovative and influential body of art produced between two major American economic booms — that has been begging for museum attention.
Steven Spielberg's adaptation is not just a failure; it is an assault on a great body of art so thuggishly moronic as to make one genuinely depressed.
The show is, at heart, a salvage operation, an effort — and a moving one — to reassemble a specific body of art now scattered, revivify a place of origin beaten down by depredation, and point to a plausibly upbeat future.
The increasing body of art-historical and critical writing was reflected in the Salon criticism of Denis Diderot, whose pivotal role as a commentator on the contemporary art world anticipated that of John Ruskin in Victorian England.
This show affords an opportunity to compare these two largely distinct bodies of art.
They add up to one of the most important and stirring bodies of art produced by any American in the past 15 years.
As for variety, if Ms. Walker retired today she would leave behind one of the most trenchant and historically erudite bodies of art produced by any American in the last 15 years, only a portion of which is in the Whitney show, originally organized by Philippe Vergne, deputy director and chief curator at the Walker Art Center, and Yasmil Raymond, assistant curator at that museum.
