Sentence examples for epic art from inspiring English sources

On one side, scientific, evidence-based research; on the other, epic art.

Images flicker and fade, are lost and found in his epic art of love, life and politics.

Griffith, who was the first to develop the cinema as an epic art, was also, in effect, an American Impressionist who used the camera to capture the natural landscape.

If pizza makes the cut, it will join cultural practices such as the ancient Georgian traditional Qvevri wine-making method, the Mongolian coaxing ritual for camels, Slovakian bagpipe culture, Romanian lad's dancing and Turkmenistan's epic art of Gorogly.

(Festival art director Paul Clemente told the LA Times that he needs to push the limits of his "epic art experience" because pictures of Coachella "end up to be the iconic images and memories people have from that year").

The style finds its classical expression in the so-called mahākāvya ("great poem"), most akin to the epyllion ("miniature epic") art form of the Alexandrian poets (a school of Greek poets, c. 3rd 1st centuries bc); the strophic lyric (a lyric based on a rhythmic system of two or more lines repeated as a unit); and the Sanskrit theatre.

And yet, what seems to appeal to contemporary audiences more than ever is the epic arts event.

I reviewed Windmill Theatre's latest work Girl Asleep Alex Needham interviewed the man behind Tectonics, Illan Volkov We went to see Wil Anderson's new show at the Fringe We thrilled to the final night of Unsound Adelaide We talked to Arrested Development's Speech and Morton Subotnick in our second festival podcast Alfred Hickling considered the rise and rise of the epic arts event.

Photograph: Alicia Canter for the Guardian Updated at 5.23am GMT 4.08am GMT In for the long haul: the rise and rise of epic arts events If there's a theme running through this year's Adelaide festival, it's one of total immersion.

The inspiration for this D.I.Y. epic — part art-cinema oddity, part home-movie extravaganza — is the real expedition by Thorfinn Karlsefni, an Icelander who planned to settle in the New World.

A marching band encountered while working with the maestro of epic video art, Matthew Barney, inspired Shara Worden's latest indie dance album.