Sentence examples for champion art from inspiring English sources

And anyway, the Tate can't champion art vandals as artists without risking massive hypocrisy.

In his political career, he had a marked soft spot for artistic types like the filmmaker Leni Riefenstahl and the architect Albert Speer, and went out of his way to champion art that met his standards -- and vilify art that did not, as in the famous "Degenerate Art" exhibit of 1937.

In October, the group will launch a national public service campaign to champion art education and motivate parents to take action.

This eloquent and moving book champions art that fights against disillusionment and despair.

It's been an absolute passion of mine since the beginning as I love championing art, design and creativity.

She championed art projects like the Gates in Central Park and the New York City Waterfalls, and gets involved in minutiae like the design of bicycle racks.

So yeah, it was weird because people see it as a failure as opposed to something that celebrates art or champions art.

Film critics pride themselves on holding the industry to a higher standard than Academy voters do, championing art over entertainment, innovation over box office returns.

Seventy years ago, in the age of warring dictators, marching armies and three million unemployed, many a literary man (and woman) espoused "commitment" with the same fervour that, 30 years before, they had championed art for art's sake.

And despite her reputation as a shrewd businesswoman, Sonnabend was, by all accounts, largely indifferent to commercial considerations, regularly championing art that was considered unsalable, usually because the slower, duller market hadn't yet caught up with it.

"The Image of the Black in Western Art" is based in the efforts of the French couple John and Dominique De Menil, human rights champions, art enthusiasts, and philanthropists who, reacting to U.S. segregation in the 1960s, began the process of documenting the depiction of individuals of African ancestry in the West, creating a five-volume series of illustrated works.