Sentence examples for grounded art from inspiring English sources

Sex served Picasso as an indestructible substitute for the social agreements and systems of belief that had previously grounded art in the world.

The early 20th-century manifestos in effect, critical statements—of the Constructivist (1920) and De Stijl (1919) movements on the one hand and Dadaism (1919) and Surrealism (1924) on the other grounded art on conceptual rather than formal concerns.

Lorelei believes her use of the grotesque is grounded in art history and her desire to subvert it.

Lorelei believes her use of the grotesque is grounded in art history and her desire to subvert it.

It's a great way to see the real on-the-ground art scene.

NORTHPORT: "Burying Grounds: Art, History and Genealogy," an exhibition exploring the local history of gravestones, runs through Monday.

"Nordic Models + Common Ground: Art and Design Unfolded," an exhibition of 41 objects, including furniture, architectural models, photos, lighting and textiles by 35 Nordic designers, will open on Friday at Scandinavia House in Midtown Manhattan.

Isn't it amazing that in the age of social web and online media, there still are widely unknown facts which can only be exposed by on-ground art exhibitions?

Ruppersberg has spent years on the road, dividing his time between L.A., New York, Amsterdam, and his native Ohio, always grounding his art in vernacular culture.

Imagine you are Miriam Modern-Dancer -- devoted to your art, grounded, barefoot.

Certainly Mr. McCarthy's earliest work is grounded in postwar art history.