Sentence examples for generation of art from inspiring English sources

"Escultura Social: A New Generation of Art From Mexico City".

A generation of art historians flips the attributions made by its predecessors, making or unmaking fortunes and reputations.

In a recent study, she claimed this generation of art students faced "no future of any sort".

A recent exhibition in Munich, Big Data Art 2013, was devoted to showcasing this next generation of art.

He says music and the movies were more important to his generation of art students than old churches and classical art.

Walter Sickert's wooden lay figure George continues to do sterling work at Bath Spa University, where he struts its stuff for each new generation of art students.

Over the past few decades, David Lynch's babbling dwarfs, ominous red curtains and just-around-the-corner episodes of hideous violence have become shorthand for a generation of art-house filmmaking.

His style is constantly imitated in the pages of magazines like Vice, Tokion, and Paper, but Mortensen was on the beat before the current generation of art-scene photographers knew there was one.

WHITNEY MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART Madison Ave .at 75th St. (800-944-8639) — Mildly unhandy and restlessly alert, the "2008 Whitney Biennial" finds a new generation of art-schooled artists casting about for meaning in a predictable mix of installations, videos, and, in the best instances, assembled, shaggy sculptures.

For a certain, dwindling generation of art-loving Manhattanites, a mental map of Brooklyn resembles a variation on Saul Steinberg's Big Apple-centric New Yorker cover, with the borough an undifferentiated lump save for that citadel of culture, the Brooklyn Academy of Music.

Already there is this sense of rivalry within the pattern of generation of arts.