Sentence examples for expressive art from inspiring English sources

Typeface design became something of an expressive art.

The mystic qualities associated with the Shingon school of Esoteric Buddhism are transmitted through a vibrant, expressive art.

But except for a few fleeting allusions to unrealized narratives or emotions, none suggested that dance was an expressive art.

He taught us so much that seems obvious today: how to cut away the inessential, how to produce a distilled and expressive art.

By contrast, the highly stylized mask sends back an echo to the earlier forms of expressive art known from finds much further north.

On Wednesday night, Sotheby's sale confirmed that expressive art, with strong outlines easily recognized and an impact that does not require sustained attention, fascinates present-day bidders.

If you are uncomfortable or unsure of how to express your emotions in this way, you may wish to consult a professional expressive arts therapist, at least at first.

Leisure and the performing and expressive arts are also down, both by 15%, as the established trend to study traditional academic subjects favoured by elite Russell Group universities continues.

All young people stay until 18 doing qualifications including GCSEs, NVQs and other accredited courses in horticulture, expressive arts, work-related skills or independent living skills.

But I was passionate about a Saturday morning course I took, and from that I got an A in my GCSE expressive arts.

It's widely feared among arts professionals and teachers that the implementation of the EBacc in September, with its narrow range of core subjects and absence of the expressive arts, is only likely to exacerbate the drop-off.