Sentence examples for convincing art from inspiring English sources

"DAVID WOJNAROWICZ". A survey of the varied output - from collage to installation to video - of an artist known for his bitterly impassioned, often visually convincing, art about American society in general and the AIDS crisis in particular.

After 13 years of proving that a convincing art programme can be run from a space no bigger than someone's garage, Bloc Projects is relaunching with an extended gallery, a new facade and a determination to up the art-world ante.

"He was instrumental in reviving Chinese literary language after the Cultural Revolution," said Abrahamsen. "He has also done the best job of tackling the big social and historical issues, I think more successfully than anyone else has, taking historical facts and turned them into convincing art.

Just as Allan was convincing Art Beaudet to recruit me to Baylor, the ground was being broken to start building a new mouse facility.

What is so convincing as art!

This is a much more convincing royal art space than the Queen's Gallery at Buckingham Palace, which always feels like a liveried adjunct to the royal tourist industry and has never succeeded in competing with London's big museums – its exhibition of Leonardo da Vinci's drawings a few years ago, for instance, drew nothing like the attention the National Gallery's Leonardo show got.

Zarobell's book offers convincing arguments that art's value extends far beyond price tags and contributes to building communities.

Photogenic and, characteristically, a convincing fusion of art, engineering, craft, landscape and architecture, this confident building was ecstatically received.

You could describe the New York debut of the French artist Anne-Marie Schneider as a parable of growing up expressed in increasingly convincing works of art.

This is the first we see of the great icon painter's work, yet Tarkovsky makes his film one of the most convincing portrayals in art of an artist; he succeeds by concentrating on the man's humanity.

A realistic painting merely looks convincing: Caravaggio's art effortlessly mimics appearances but hits us somewhere deeper, making the dramas he creates feel like actual events that fascinate or menace the onlooker as actual living people do.