Sentence examples for domain of arts from inspiring English sources

Research and innovation can spread from the domain of knowledge to the domain of arts.

Rife with contradiction, comfort seems most contradictory — most rich and wonderful — in the domain of art.

Gilbert's lines and Sullivan's tunes contain something exceedingly rare in the domain of art: a willingness to show weakness.

"They wanted us to match its innovation in the banking world in the domain of art and culture," said Korsten, the agency's executive creative director.

A domain of art where experiences are more difficult and perhaps more intense than in the easygoing, thrill-a-minute realm of pop culture?

Trotsky held that "the domain of art is not one in which the Party is called upon to command," but Stalin thought otherwise, and by the mid-1930s matters of artistic style and technique were under the thumb of bureaucratic control.

Art world sophisticates also credit him with a major role in the death of painting, which was written off as a medium in the 1960s, and with opening up the sacrosanct domain of art to every kind of subject matter — from celebrity portraits and Brillo boxes to adventures in drag and ads for plastic surgery.

Culture, which is the domain of art, develops in tension with the overall structure of a given society.

In the Essence of Aesthetic (EA 11 13) Croce points out that the pleasure is much wider than the domain of art, so a definition of art as 'what causes pleasure' will not do.

Further still, it links art so intimately to ideas and concepts that even a principled distinction between the domain of art and the realm of thought seems difficult to preserve.

Most conceptual art actively sets out to be controversial in so far as it seeks to challenge and probe us about what we tend to take as given in the domain of art.