Sentence examples for brave art from inspiring English sources
So it would remain, except in brave art.
Kushner is a purveyor of what he calls "brave art"—"the best sense we can make of our times".
When it works, it's a strategy that is capable of conjuring miracles: his famous Stirling Prize-winning library in Peckham, south-east London for example, or the Public, the enormously brave art centre in West Bromwich that is now under construction.
"There is nothing that men do that is not done by women now in Boston," proclaimed one brave art critic in 1889, and the museum intends to prove this with about 80 works by Bostonian women at the turn of the century, including the painter Lilian Hale and the sculptors Katharine Lane Weems and Anna Vaughn Hyatt.
And sometimes, the bravest art lies in the fearless realm of the extreme".
In that light, The Perfect Moment, and those who chose to stand in its defence, just might be one of the boldest and bravest art events of the 20th-century.
If there is anything to be said for repression, it is that it breeds brave, worthy art, and "Night of the Assassins" is but one more example.
But even if a brave new art world isn't nigh, the questions simmering behind Lund's MAMA exhibit feel newly important given our current technological capabilities.
Barry, like Blake, was a visionary, who dreamed of a bolder and braver British art.
Her tombstone reads: "Here lies all that could die of Lady Sale". Byron was a brave traveller, an art historian of erudition, and a connoisseur of civilisations.
