Sentence examples for conservative art from inspiring English sources

Ballet is a naturally conservative art that desperately needs new life just now.

When the show reached Chicago, Brancusi was burned in effigy by conservative art students.

Still, change isn't supposed to be comfortable, and even at the best of times architecture is a conservative art.

Counter-reformation attacks on novelty, obscurity and heresy in religious art also aided this hard-hitting, "conservative" art form.

I certainly come from what I call the dissident tendency, even though I'm directing in the most conservative art form there is,'' he says.

Helguera's book is a piss-take of the art world in which radicalism is permanently at odds with a conservative art market.

Not surprisingly, the few conservative arts critics who know about Bread and Roses -- they usually circulate in a different orbit -- have occasionally ridiculed its activities as propaganda or as schmaltz.

The dialogue, sleazy and fatuous, may even sound familiar: much of it is excerpted from "found" sources, including "A Clockwork Orange," a George Lucas interview and the writings of a crypto-conservative art critic.

The Conservatives' arts spokesman, Ed Vaizey, wound up having to state his party's support for dance, acknowledging that it could be "an important part of a varied curriculum" and noting that Conservatives valued the arts in all their forms.

Corneille was best known for radicalizing the conservative Dutch art world in the early 1950s, making modern art not only acceptable, but embraceable as well.

Taft graduated from the University of Illinois in Champaign and from 1880 to 1883 attended the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris, where he received a conservative, traditional art education with an emphasis on mythological and literary subjects.