Sentence examples for evoke art from inspiring English sources

There are pieces that suggest oblique funk or hijacked show music, pieces that evoke art song or chamber-group improvisation.

Mr. Wesley's paintings include references to World War I-era planes, and their arabesque patterns and almost quaint use of borders can evoke Art Nouveau precedents.

Extreme close-ups of plants, water and a pale-blue human eye (belonging to the British actor Paul Bettany) may evoke art films of the recent past, but they also immerse us in a strange premodern landscape.

Liam Gillick, John Armleder and Michael Krebber provide, respectively, a scattering of silver glitter, sleazy living-room accouterments (chrome-leather chairs and a pink shag rug) and an unchanging slide of a pink sea anemone, which conspire to evoke art's disco glamour and the matching of paintings to furnishings.

To pay tribute to the occasion, Sean Kelly gallery in New York presents "Saints and Sinners," a collection of Mapplethorpe's images that similarly evoke art and morality's many shades of gray.

In her canvases art is a language evoking nature, but nature is also a language evoking art.

They didn't speak unless spoken to; they took pictures of themselves standing before some equally portentous works of Holocaust-evoking art.

Now it's gone edgy and cool and fashion, all Kate Moss in sealskin Mukluk boots and Mad Men-evoking art students in vintage fox capes.

Also featured were bodiced, body-con dresses with blocks and strips of tulle and velvet arranged in patterns that evoked art deco, while stripes of jewel-coloured velvet decorated shift dresses.

On last year's "Final Moments," he evoked Art of Noise's "Moments in Love" with a club-ready drum track.

These streamlined aluminum models evoke the Art Deco age, underscoring the modernism that aviation epitomized.