Sentence examples for challenging art from inspiring English sources

Thanks to her relationship with Molly, she is introduced to viewpoints that challenge her own, including her assumption that a bohemian-lite downtown life style — or the production of formally challenging art, no matter its immediate subject matter — constitutes a politics in itself.

Are we protecting unfettered corporate finance of our elections as free speech while we censor challenging art?

What's that saying about a fool and his money...?" John Bellany, on the other hand, said that "The emotional, artistic side of [his] nature... admire[d] the audacity and imagination, challenging art and the art manipulators.

His involvement with "Challenging Art: Artforum 1962-1974," a book coming out this month from Soho Press, parallels a resumption of his writing in American art periodicals.

So Philip Leider, the legendary first editor of Artforum magazine, describes Irving Blum and his Los Angeles gallery, Ferus, in Amy Newman's amazing oral history, "Challenging Art: Artforum, 1962-1974" (SoHo Press, 2000).

As well as people, being exposed to really good, challenging art generates happiness within me.

The difference is that indigenous Australian art is the first source of imaginative energy to challenge art in general that derives immediately from Australia and nowhere else.

Just as two centuries ago the bourgeois art museums, with their revolutionary ideas of a universe divinable and communicable as classifiable systems, overran the regal Wunderkammern, so, too, does an art labyrinth like MONA now challenge art museums.

Nor is the Metropolitan Museum, despite its vaunted embrace of "challenging" new art.

And not only about formal qualities, but about the 'edginess' of using a urinal and thus challenging bourgeois art".

It is a courtly challenge: art against art.