Sentence examples for globalised art from inspiring English sources

Rather, he evokes a horizontal, flattened-out globalised art world.

And since then an increasingly globalised art market has produced a global roll-call of wealthy purchasers.

She is certainly not one of the handful of artists making a mint from the globalised art market.

When IAE goes out of fashion, they write, "We probably shouldn't expect that the globalised art world's language will become... inclusive.

On the one hand, the huge globalised art dealerships catering to the international super-rich – those individuals so dazzlingly wealthy as to be immune to the economic crisis.

While Russia has had a pavilion at the Biennale since 1914 (and Russian artists have participated since the event was founded in 1895), such is the overwhelming importance of the event, often dubbed the 'Olympics of art', that it now reflects a globalised art world.

Both could be described as overlooked pioneers, and the shows reflect Tate Modern's move towards a more globalised view of art.

Artist I would most like to have represented: "An endless list - Matthew Barney, Louise Bourgeois, Mike Kelley, Fischli Weiss, Kai Althoff" Charlotte Higgins Juana de Aizpuru Madrid In the increasingly globalised world of contemporary art galleries, Juana de Aizpuru is the face of Spain.

In the globalised mass production of pictures, the pedagogy of art and iconology has a special significance in contributing to humanisation and the liberation of man.

The paper explores not only how the art world has aped many aspects of globalised high finance but also how a symbiotic relationship has developed between finance and art in conceptual innovations, promotional strategies and transnational flows of capital, people and ideas.

It's his belief that we lack a journalism or art that can dramatise the shape of our globalised and digitalised world.