Sentence examples for illuminating art from inspiring English sources

There are people out there working to get movies made not just for money, but for the end product, the illuminating art that comes from letting an artist breathe.

Another of the great problems with the Royal Collection, or rather the bits of it one is allowed to see, is that the work is often not presented in any kind of useful or illuminating art-historical context.

In one of the most illuminating TV arts programmes ever made, an edition of ITV's The South Bank Show, he gave an interview about Shakespeare performance while actually performing.

Now the dark-matter guru is illuminating science with art.

It is easy to understand why when listening to his low-key but illuminating insights into the art of coaching.

In his illuminating book "American Wildlife Art" David J. Wagner argues that the painting of wildlife developed in a far different manner in North America than in Europe.

The story behind Beckmann's self-portrait is told in a brief, illuminating book by the art historian Jill Lloyd recently published by the Neue Galerie.

"Maybe if I'd played all the games this season we'd be 12 points clear," he joked afterwards, before offering a more illuminating insight into his art.

The unfashionable, élitist notion of quality doesn't really go away, and our need for museums to sift, select, and make illuminating judgments about recent art has never been more acute.

The brisk efficiency and frill-free production values almost seem to refute the idea that clothes can be reflections — or expressions — of cultural ideas, and capable of being presented in illuminating conversation with other art forms.

As director of Kettle's Yard between 1992 and 2011, Michael Harrison, who has died of cancer aged 65, transformed this delightful Cambridge gallery into a dynamic and illuminating space for contemporary art.