Sentence examples for controversial artwork from inspiring English sources

It is the most boring controversial artwork of all time.

A controversial artwork, commissioned by the Czechs and unveiled in an E.U. building in Brussels, provoked a diplomatic incident by portraying Bulgaria as a Turkish lavatory.

They also featured on the front page of the relaunch issue in May, which promised a look at their latest "Controversial artwork".

In 1993, Elektra dropped KMD, and refused to release its second album, "Black Bastards," reportedly because of controversial artwork (a drawing of a Sambo figure hanged on a gallows).

But in 1996 the arts community absorbed another blow after Congress, reacting to controversial artwork, slashed the budget for the National Endowment for the Arts by almost 40percentt.

Jeremy Deller's controversial artwork, Baghdad, 5 March 2007, which shows the remains of a car damaged from a bombing in Baghdad is a gut-wrenching way of communicating the reality of war.

The North Dakota Museum of Art in Grand Forks, which in the early 1990s showed controversial artworks of his that no other galleries would, plans to build a replica of his apartment and furnish it exactly as Mr. Benes left it.

His controversial artworks are often covered by global media outlets and he has won numerous art awards, including Golden Nica first prize at Ars Electronica, Transmediale second prize, and the Eyebeam Fellowship, among others.

New rules will seek a balance between clashing interests: reviving the city's muralist tradition; protecting neighborhoods from unwanted intrusions of large, sometimes controversial artworks; and controlling a proliferation of advertising in the guise of art.

It seeks a balance between clashing interests: reviving the city's muralist tradition; protecting neighborhoods from unwanted intrusions of large, sometimes controversial artworks; and controlling a proliferation of advertising in the guise of art.

New York City's Guggenheim Museum announced on Monday night that three controversial artworks would be removed from the institution's upcoming exhibition "Art and China after 1989: Theater of the World," including the title piece of the show.