Sentence examples for conventional art forms from inspiring English sources

The shock of Vietnam made conventional art forms such as painting and sculpture look inadequate.

Certainly the 30 pieces in this 13-year retrospective are physically more substantial and artistically more noteworthy, but the humor, imagination and joyful disregard of conventional art forms are common to both artists.

Mayakovsky contributed to the cultural life of Soviet Russia not only as a lyric poet but as a playwright, graphic artist, and satirist of the conventional art forms of his day.

No matter how sophisticated the interface or how vast the choice of sounds, performers point out that computer music depends on creativity as much as any conventional art form.

Blurring lines between digital art forms and conventional experiences of painting and sculpture, these vibrating, exuberant works also subvert the landscape/portrait depictive paradigm through the aspects of abstraction that enliven them.

"Burden, with his shockingly simple, unforgettable, 'here and now' performances shook the conventional art world and took this new art form to its extreme," a spokeswoman for Gagosian Gallery told The Art Newspaper.

The move has split opinion as some critics believe the graphic novel and conventional book cannot be considered alongside each other as similar art forms.

A not so conventional form of gathering art accompanies a not so conventional art show, with a title only rivaled by mid-2000s punkpunk song titles:    .

Different from the conventional ART sample, fresh martensite as well as three kinds of retained austenite formed at different locations is present in the Q-ART processed samples.

Related changes in aesthetic attitudes came with the gay liberation movement, which made female-identified art forms fully available to men, often as a means for expanding conventional definitions of gender.

In 1964 the pair relocated to New York City, where their art was seen as a form of Arte Povera, an Italian art movement that challenged conventional art elitism through experiments with everyday materials.