Sentence examples for conception of art from inspiring English sources

I'm excited because this show takes a huge step toward clarifying the original conception of art brut.

The works were pure surface: the first and most extreme manifestation of Rauschenberg's conception of art as a mirror for capturing the outside world.

In his own private time warp, he stuck to a conception of art shared by Baudelaire and Delacroix, operating in an imaginary world of myths, symbols and chimera.

Kiefer has consciously chosen to revive a romantic conception of art, as well as the traditional genre of history painting, for our time.

What brings them so close is their conception of art and the constancy with which they sought the means of clear, truthful expression.

This is to some extent a natural outcome of his classical conception of art, but it also stems from his clear, shrewd observation of people.

As well as examining how the interpretation and meanings attached to individual pieces of art have changed over time, students will also consider wider questions, such as the changing historical conceptions of art and the artist, and to explore the visual arts in their wider cultural and political contexts.

He protests too much, Steiner says, making no attempt to understand the stakes for a European painter in taking a stand on going conceptions of art or what he meant by calling the grotesque imagery he turned to an alternate mode of beauty.

Those inflection points come from two new conceptions of art, on the one hand, and space, on the other.

For Stern and Coppola, the question was not how prior conceptions of art could be used to define photography but how photography might redefine art within the social context," adds Marcoci.

The collection will likely raise more questions than answers as to how and why our conceptions of art come to be; nevertheless, the survey of artists outside the mainstream fold is a visually enticing as it is informative.