Sentence examples for enlarged art from inspiring English sources

MILAN — Are there "One Thousand and One Nights" when you could go out wearing a Gucci dress, visible bra under sheer mesh top and a skirt with a digitally enlarged Art Deco pattern?

These movements permanently enlarged art's footprint and blurred its borders, greatly increasing the number of accidental artworks available for appreciation by expanding our ability to appreciate them.

It gained a new gymnasium, science room, library, classrooms, enlarged cafeteria and art rooms at a cost of $16 million.

On May 23rd, it will stand fully revealed: the architectural renovation and wholesale rehanging of the Metropolitan Museum's core collections of pre-modern European art, enlarged by the annexation of galleries formerly devoted to temporary exhibitions.

Its chief exponents were Francisco Gómez de Quevedo y Villegas, who is generally considered the master satirist of his age, in Los sueños (1627; "Dreams"); and Baltasar Gracián, the theoretician of conceptismo, who codified its stylistic precepts in Agudeza y arte de ingenio (1642, enlarged 1648; "Wit and Art of Ingenuity").

Responsible as well as responsive to contemporary art's enlarged public sphere, she maintains standards of craft and sincerity — outward discipline, inward necessity — that speak for themselves, without critical gloss or winking irony.

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It was a species of political art, one that enlarged and united both halves of that disparaged and despaired-of term.

They enlarged on the grammar of what an arts show could be.

Exhibition space for art by teenagers is also being enlarged and improved.

Second, in the nineties the auction houses, which typically dealt in historical goods, enlarged their focus on the market for contemporary art.