Sentence examples for freeing art from inspiring English sources

That movement in the 30s was about freeing art from everyday reality.

Measures included separating the church from the state, creating workers' cooperatives and freeing art from governmental sanctions.

By the 1890s the school of older writers began to be challenged by a younger group intent on freeing art from parochialism and socio-political militancy.

As a cellist and music-lover himself, Kandinsky was deeply taken by his encounter with Schoenberg, whom he saw as a fellow soldier in arms, liberating music from what the composer called "shackles of tonality" just as he was freeing art from the outmoded laws of realism and representation.

It frees art from existing, cold and untouched, in glass cases and frames.

Some say they are the best free art shows around.

The public also gets a good deal -- free art.

That said, the question of "free art" raises complex questions.

O limed soul, that, struggling to be free, Art more engaged!

Part of the point is to free art from the glut of material overproduction.

But will public approval of "free art" suffice to turn the British example into French policy?