Sentence examples for bypass art from inspiring English sources

With the "art meets politics" rhetoric in full swing this week, I decided to go to see a film that aimed to bypass art entirely, preferring instead to openly incite violence in an unashamedly propagandist way.

"Ieans began making art in St .Louis, Missouri, in 1989, bypassing art school in favor of the daily practice of painting," Andrea Scott writes in the show's catalogue.

But another of his innovations seems to have bypassed art historians: his bold decision to open a gallery on Spring Street in New York in 1973.

The divergence grows through the show until both narratives eventually bypass the art altogether.

Marina Picasso's plans to bypass traditional art market routes will send shivers down the spines of dealers and auction houses, though how much of an impact it will truly have on the art market depends on a key question.

Families with young kids often bypass the art museums but the east building of the National Gallery of Art is a geometric spectacle.

Devon still tends to be bypassed by art lovers heading to Cornwall and artists who study in Plymouth often move away once they have graduated.

Bypassing the art dealers and galleries that usually take a handsome cut, Mr Hirst is putting up for sale a large collection of new work at Sotheby's auction house in London starting on Monday September 15th.

Such direct appropriations, which legislators refer to as "priorities," bypass the arts council's time-consuming and competitive review process, in which a peer panel and the council's grants committee scrutinize an application before the full council deems it worthy.

We also touch on the end of the world, the cowardly publishing industry and how Frey is bypassing it, art, and the last time he prayed.

And, increasingly, the most satisfying new museums are the ones that manage to bypass that art-versus-architecture debate and give visitors a real variety of visual and spatial experience.