Sentence examples for ideal art from inspiring English sources

These are my ideal art bedrooms to stay a night or two.

Baroque style was about illusion and extravagance, and opera — then a new medium, multidimensional and multisensory — was perhaps its ideal art form.

Drawing was an ideal art form for the Surrealists, with their initial opposition to painting as bourgeois, cumbersome and requiring too much skill.

The Kardashians are an industry!" He flamboyantly and bafflingly described his wife as the "ideal celebrity...the ideal art", which obviously ranks alongside Keats as one of history's most romantic descriptions.

The New Yorker, April 30 , 1966P. 35 Talk story about an ideal art object produced by Hybrid Enterprises, an organization made up of two young British artists, Gerald Laing and Peter Phillips.

By Jacob R. Brackman The New Yorker, April 30 , 1966P. 35 Talk story about an ideal art object produced by Hybrid Enterprises, an organization made up of two young British artists, Gerald Laing and Peter Phillips.

The notion of a freely available artwork, he added, fitted perfectly with the artists' long-held ideal of "art for all", a principle that has formed the bedrock of their practice since they started working together in the late 1960s.

TIVOLI "Isis to Isadora: The Ancient and Eternal Ideal in Art," Jeanne Bresciani and the Isadora Duncan Institute Dancers.

The gallery space isn't exactly ideal for art – two Warhol silkscreens are partly obscured by the reception desk.

It would be impossible, of course, to carry out such an ideal of art as "report" and undesirable even if it were possible.

A prime goal of "Divine Mirrors," organized by Melissa R. Katz, assistant curator at the Davis Center, is to explore the changing image of the feminine ideal in art.