Sentence examples for controlled art from inspiring English sources
That's not what you would expect from an artist whose first training was in the stylized, highly controlled art of Islamic miniatures, in which high finish, not spontaneity, is valued.
Yet even as modern society has changed, and the structures that controlled art before the modern age crumbled – suddenly, in the early 20th century women became far more visible as participants in such movements as dadaism and surrealism – the achievements of women as artists have been subtly underplayed and undervalued.
The British filmmaker Steve McQueen, then best known for his gallery work, approached the history with a tightly controlled, art-house-ready film influenced by performance art, theater and even painting.
Soviet authorities controlled arts and sports.
"The government is overconfident about controlling art," he said.
"Art needs to grow and move and change, but the idea that you can control art and make the perfect solution is the exact enemy of creativity".
Rather than trying to control art, perhaps we can recognize that all music, even music we find insulting, in an opportunity to talk to each other and our children about the greater issues in society that are the real problem.
"Art needs to grow and move and change, but the idea that you can control art and make the perfect solution is the exact enemy of creativity," he says in the video above.
They were the reason it was a lousy business; they wanted it to be a lousy business: They controlled the art market, which wasnt transparent.
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They go to the same biennales; speak the same meaningless art language; and control the art world from within by privileging their creativity ahead of the artist's.
