Sentence examples for established art forms from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the relative newness of cinema exempted it from the corrupted values of longer established art forms.

Using terminology associated with established art forms, he added, "will allow us to understand these works and their aesthetics and what they communicate and why they exist".

"It's the first sign that the agency is being reorganized in order to highlight art forms that the executive branch wants to see reflected -- an emphasis on classical music and large museums, which are of course the safest and most established art forms".

While she is knowledgeable about sound arts' heritage — including the pioneering electronic compositions of John Cage in the 1950s and '60s — and is grateful that it is has become more accepted among established art forms, Ms. Philipsz said she actually identified more with visual artists.

Classified as a proto-pop art work, the lithograph is considered by Janis Hendrickson to be "a Picasso-esque vision of what currency could look like", as well as a "humorous" combination of "established art forms and Americana".

The nascent offspring of Twitter might be the most cutting-edge way to communicate a visual story in in 6.5 seconds, but at two months old, it's hardly an established art form.

"I hope the campaign shines light onto a beautifully established art form that not only kings and princes once enjoyed but has become the air I breathe every day and without it, life would be dull," she concludes.

Wiley is well aware of the dissonance between his work in theory celebrating the black form, scrambling established art world portraiture hierarchies and the reality of his paintings as commodities frequently acquired by wealthy white art collectors.

Most had established art careers and families.

By Robert Mankoff January 10 , 2014There's a René Magritte retrospective at MOMA called "The Mystery of the Ordinary," which covers the artist's work from 1926 to 1938, the golden era of surrealism, during which Magritte and Salvador Dalí helped establish that art form in the public mind.

There's a René Magritte retrospective at MOMA called "The Mystery of the Ordinary," which covers the artist's work from 1926 to 1938, the golden era of surrealism, during which Magritte and Salvador Dalí helped establish that art form in the public mind.