Sentence examples for fledging art from inspiring English sources

They want something they haven't yet defined to themselves, and their fledging art is raw, vulnerable and derivative.

Like many fledging art projects Moot are are aided financially by funding grants.

Curators have been snapping up Mexico City artwork in places like Basel; now they will descend on the city this April for Mexico Arte Contemporáneo, its fledging contemporary art fair.

After serving in the Marines for two years, he worked a series of jobs in banking and business before being hired in 1963 as an assistant to the director of the fledging state arts council.

Others, like James Brooks, Elaine de Kooning, Dan Flavin, Lee Krasner, Alfonso Ossorio and Miriam Shapiro, made more unsung contributions to the fledging and growing modern art movement.

Dele Fadele of the NME said that it is "another monstrously catchy tune fron the fledging pop starlets", and called it "state-of-the-art pop music for '96".

And when he opened in Downtown - the first new gallery on the fledging Gallery Row - it was still a drug dealer infested area most of LA's art leaders never visited until the Art Walk - which was started by Bert Green.

But her fledging home is still fragile.

Fledging happens 10-11 days later, and the young are fully grown three weeks after fledging (Elliott 1969).

Paganism continued to thrive alongside the fledging Christian mission.

Even Abkhazia's fledging Olympic Committee struggles without international recognition.