Sentence examples for explosion of art from inspiring English sources
People in Seoul appear to welcome the explosion of art in their everyday surroundings.
She said the explosion of art galleries around the country were often just franchises selling high-priced decorations.
When people talk about the explosion of art in New York in the 1970s and '80s, they usually mean the Ramones and Television and punk rock, or Jean-Michel Basquiat and the downtown arts scene.
"Art, art, more art!" headlines the Nouvel Obs as it celebrates the explosion of art galleries in London after the dull philistine years associated with the Conservative era of Thatcher and Major.
A dynamic moment in American architecture — the explosion of art museums, concert halls and performing arts centers that transformed cities across the country over the last decade — is officially over.
The oft-cited litany of factors contributing to this explosion of art making includes the region's light, the spaciousness, the cheap rents, Hollywood, the aerospace industry, the car culture, a handful of groundbreaking exhibitions in the '60s at the Pasadena Art Museum, and the increasingly influential art schools.
In that decade we saw an explosion of arts around our country, where for the first time, every person was able to experience our proud history and culture by visiting Britain's national museums and galleries for free.
Then there is the role of institutions such as the BBC, which has found itself for the past 30 years continually behind the curve of the Scottish self-government debate and even the explosion of arts and culture.
How, she asks, could our society be behind both "this incredible explosion of arts institutions and also this explosion of prisons and incarceration rates – which have gone up 700% since 1980 in the US?" Visually, there will be nothing to see because Fraser is leaving the Whitney's fifth floor empty.
The festival, billed as an "explosion of arts and creativity", ran alongside the London 2012 Olympics.
The London 2012 Festival launches - a 12-week "explosion of arts and creativity" that runs alongside the Olympics.
