Sentence examples for considered artists from inspiring English sources
Historically, fashion designers were considered artists; they often worked with painters, architects and other artists.
"This move is a good thing, it will encourage him to stretch in Europe, where clowns are considered artists".
"We're not considered artists, we're compared to punk rockers playing in the garage to see what happens, and I'm fine with that," said Mr. Gentili, 32, who has just been given a late-night talk show on the Bandeirantes network.
The French directors had wide-ranging tastes, including a seemingly paradoxical passion for American filmmakers enduring the commercial constraints of the Hollywood studio system — the best of whom they considered artists comparable to filmmakers working in any other country or system.
The mostly-unspoken rule that artists aren't supposed to talk about their businesses reveals plenty about how we tend to think of "art" and "business" as mutually exclusive – and have double (or even triple) standards about what artists are and are not allowed to say about their money and still be considered artists.
"This is partly because this tradition did not begin until the early 1900s, and also because Native American painters have long struggled to find their place in Western art and to be considered artists who happen to be Native American, rather than exclusively Native American artists.
Do you consider artists who go commercial "sellouts"?
The governor of the Bank of England urged people to consider artists: "beyond the most obvious and most famous".
There's something unnerving about this in an exhibition that considers artists to be both creative and commercial beings.
We will consider artists responses to rapid modernization, debates over cultural identity, and the ever-changing role of tradition in modern art practice.
"Chaos and Classicism: Art in France, Italy, and Germany, 1918-1936," athehe Guggenheim, considers artists' response to the traumas of the First World War.
