Sentence examples for buoyant art from inspiring English sources

Will that buoyant art be African?

The two yellow balloons he holds are thought to be either a metaphor for aging or for the buoyant art market of the 1980s.

The Congolese sculptor Bodys Isek Kingelez's very large "New Manhattan City 3021" features incredibly ingenious, funny, and beautiful maquettes of futuristic skyscrapers; it bespeaks a resilient, omnivorous integrity in West African culture, which has been producing a fair amount of buoyant art.

Among the north-east music collective – including Field Music, Frankie and the Heartstrings, Maxïmo Park and the Futureheads – she's a lone female, who makes brooding, theatrical post-punk as opposed to the rest of the scene's buoyant art-pop.

Hyde, known by many as the frontman of the buoyant Sunderland art pop group the Futureheads, was open and articulate about his experience of mental-health problems, from his false awakening in the Arizona desert to his diagnosis and the trauma of the years that followed.

It plans a new museum, the public opening of a famous 1930's Islamic-style estate, and buoyant celebrations of art, culture and the city's diversity.

All these developments are making Boston's contemporary art lovers positively buoyant.

Film might be dying, but Dean's art work was buoyant, a joyful, eleven-minute primer on the medium's still potent possibilities.

That word had not been coined during most of the era that will now be known, thanks to Richard Holmes's amazingly ambitious, buoyant new fusion of history, art, science, philosophy and biography, as "The Age of Wonder".

Despite exhibitions under threat in Moscow and St Petersburg, Russian art sales are buoyant, writes Georgina Adam.

(Nor does the buoyant cast).