Sentence examples for breed of art from inspiring English sources

Yet the sheer lack of anything challenging may have created the perfect circumstances for a new breed of art rock bands to emerge.

It's also the kind of show that a certain breed of art lovers adore, with works by provocateurs like Mike Kelley, Jim Lambie, and Piero Manzoni.

"Sots" art is a breed of art known here since the late 1970's, when the team of Russian artists known as Komar and Melamid clandestinely shipped to this country works that satirized the Russian bureaucracy.

But a new breed of art director, notably Otto Storch at McCall's and Richard Gangel at Sports Illustrated, began assigning Mr. Fuchs to take on multi-image visual essays and startling single-image vignettes.

In New York, a new breed of art director, notably Otto Storch at McCall's and Richard Gangel at Sports Illustrated, began assigning Mr. Fuchs to take on multi-image visual essays and single-image vignettes of American life.

Overtaking the new global art agora is idealism's real market progeny: a new breed of art collector and art institution ideologically nourished by decades of cultural cross-fertilization.

The main role of this new breed of art-house movie seems to be reassurance, just as their predecessors specialized in undermining certainties and calling the ways of the world into question.

That heyday is gone, however, with murals replaced by the more ephemeral breed of street art known as aerosol art.

A new breed of young art historian and curator devoted to photography may be contributing as well.

Pointing me toward the wider world of this new breed of comic art are a variety of graphic-fiction anthologies and catalogues, some of which feature handsomely produced collections of…Dick Tracy.

Meijie had set out to replace blind veneration of the Harvard brand with a more informed appreciation of the charismatic, self-motivated breed of liberal-arts students she found there.