Sentence examples for consumption of art from inspiring English sources

(Hamas and Hezbollah don't reveal great interest in the consumption of art and culture).

Production and consumption of art is on the rise, and distribution requires creativity.

Whether it's daytime courtroom programs featuring actual litigants, nighttime talk shows that discuss the legal events of the day, feature films and television dramas that focus on legal themes or best-selling courtroom mystery thrillers, the mass consumption of art in America is feeding on a steady diet of law.

Raša Todosijević's long 1995 Edinburgh Statement, pinned to the wall, asks who profits from art and who gains from it: the factories who produce materials, the art dealers, clerks, bankers, politicians, "critics, theoreticians and other quacks" and just about anyone else caught up in the web of social, political and economic relations the production and consumption of art creates.

"Maybe somebody with more lawyers can take them to task … That kind of tabloid drama encourages artists to not express their opinions in the press, and instead give polite soundbites that don't stimulate thought about creativity and the consumption of art in its many guises".

The consumption of art has always been on an international level.

Policy-makers, NGOs and health care providers should give priority to relevant interventions that focus on regular follow-up, education of the PLWHA, the negative consequences of alcohol consumption on ART adherence, and provide a supportive environment that encourages HIV-infected patients to disclose their HIV sero-status in confidence.

It shouldn't be, because at heart that's what consumption of any art form is; a way of getting closer to the experience – imaginative and actual - of others, whether their voice echoes from the courtyards of renaissance Europe, the choruses of ancient Greece or a dilapidated housing project in the Bronx.

While it can be painful to explore, the creation and consumption of such art can be very therapeutic.

He finds the artistic experience, versus the commercial consumption of his art, allows him to maintain autonomy.

Really, the main issue with the consumption of problematic art is when those problems are treated as unimportant, invalid, or petty, when we choose to ignore the legitimate concern or pain of another because it interferes with our enjoyment of a song or a film.