Sentence examples for conventional aesthetic from inspiring English sources

The combination felt thoroughly modern despite its fairly conventional aesthetic.

Roads, and especially motorways, are zones of mobility - and as such they resist our conventional aesthetic categories.

But it was the early work of Rauschenberg and Johns, and their friends John Cage and Merce Cunningham, that transformed strategies for inverting or ignoring conventional aesthetic practice, and for abandoning control of the art-making process, into a new kind of art.

Art should be defined only if there is a unitary concept of art that serves all of art's various purposes – historical, conventional, aesthetic, appreciative, communicative, and so on.

His work with Kingsley influenced his later solo work, maintaining the odd pallet of sounds but also maintaining somewhat of a conventional aesthetic.

This leaves out some major factors in conventional aesthetic appeal: genetic luck, having the resources to eat well, the time and money necessary to purchase and regularly use face creams, oils, scrubs, and other weird stuff like placenta-blood facials or whatever it is that people who go to spas are up to these days.

Schwitters, who was also an innovative poet and a pioneer of installation art, developed an anti-conventional aesthetic that proved endlessly fecund — blooming, for example, in Robert Rauschenberg's "Combines" of the nineteen-fifties.

From Henry Speller's comic-esque drawings of female bodies to Ralph Lemon's surreal portraits of rabbit costume-clad subjects to Jacolby Satterwhite's digital landscapes, the artworks rip apart any notions of a conventional black aesthetic, revealing images of folk African Americana and downhome South that push abstraction and experimentation to the forefront.

They are, to borrow the former duo's words, "queering the mainstream" and offering an alternative to the conventional pop star aesthetic.

It was built facing the Susquehanna River so that visitors arriving by boat could be welcomed by the family and because conventional 18th-century aesthetic theory held that countryscapes were more beautiful than townscapes.

Over 90 minutes on Saturday afternoons, it had a "something-for-everyone" aesthetic of conventional and weird sports.