Sentence examples for debate about art from inspiring English sources

What is vital about the Turner Prize is that it creates informed debate about art.

There was a toxic debate about art, race and the right to offend in which people mostly talked past each other.

Often, it's hard to distinguish the debate about art from the one about marketing, and from the thrumming anxiety about the economic survival of literary fiction — which is, after all, a genre itself.

The Abingdon Theater Company's "Another Vermeer" by Bruce J. Robinson places the infamous art forger Han van Meegeren at the center of a debate about art, truth, money and morality at the end of the Second World War.

Often, it's hard to distinguish the debate about art from the one about marketing, and from the thrumming anxiety about the economic survival of literary fiction which is, after all, a genre itself.

He would preface a meal by announcing: 'We've got a roast and two veg, salad and savory, and there will be no political discussion.' " Auden's schoolmaster's command and his apolitical adamancy are part of the fascinating debate about art and politics that gives Act II a dramatic thrust and hints at the promise of the material.

Museums became public spaces in a way they had not been since the 19th century when public debates raged about art scandals such as the unveiling of Manet's tough modern nude Olympia.

What does Booth make of the current debate about arts being the preserve of the rich?

He said: "In the current debate about arts funding, I agree with much of what has been said.

"Familiarity with" ranked high for this recommendation (4/100) which is explained by the high-profile debate about ART-access in such trials [ 7, 23, 58].

So, too, is Carrie Moyer, whose shrewd, detached and often clownish paintings serve as a heady forum for visual debates about art and artists.