Sentence examples for galvanizing art from inspiring English sources

Of course, the jury is still out on our current situation: no galvanizing art movement is on the horizon.

Mr. Nystrom praises the galvanizing effect Art Basel has had on the city's creative mind-set.

We take that for granted now, but it wasn't so obvious 90 years ago, and the posters Pick commissioned — many by women — were as galvanizing for art critics as they were for the masses.

Ironically, this may have galvanized his art.

As a passionate advocate in the fight against AIDS and an exceptionally generous supporter of amfAR, he helped galvanize the art community's response to the epidemic and remained involved with the Foundation for 20 years as its champion and benefactor.

Bob Holman has anticipated the New Museum's experiment for a year and a half, trying to make it on the Bowery by galvanizing populist traditions of art and entertainment.

Voulkos's conviction that ceramics was a full-blown art was a galvanizing antidote to what Mr. Price called the "crafts-dogma hell" he had encountered in other schools.

Discussion included the questions, "How can the art world galvanize around political issues?" and "What can art contribute to feminism?" Connie Butler made two references that I had heard repeatedly at the Freedom on Our Own Terms Conference, eight days prior.

Every two years, the Whitney Museum weighs in on the state of contemporary American art with its always galvanizing "Biennial" exhibition.

She is one of several galvanizing figures to have come from Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, a forward-thinking outlier that has long integrated live art into its vision.

The great painting represents an early, galvanizing leap toward the emergence of the New York School of Abstract Expressionist art in the aftermath of World War II.