Sentence examples for inexpensive art from inspiring English sources

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Artsicle is the ear-catching name for an offbeat venture, an online business that rents inexpensive art cheaply.

"Inexpensive art should be available to all," Mr. Baldessari writes in a foreword that should sound sweet to recession-weary ears.

Reaction to these ghost worlds can be funny: "Depressionism: inexpensive art for tough times," read a sign at an outdoor art fair on Lincoln Road, in Miami Beach.

Cindy Moelis recalled a dinner party the Obamas gave when they were newlyweds: shrimp-and-pasta, inexpensive art on the walls from their travels to Hawaii and Kenya.

While working as a private dealer selling prints, drawings and multiples -- artist-designed editions of small, relatively inexpensive art objects -- he bought 21 boxes of ephemera relating to the performance-oriented Fluxus art movement of the early 1960s, the Beat and Concrete poetry movements, and the 1960s counterculture.

The ambitious initial print run is for 200,000 copies, at $35 each, slightly high for hardback fiction but relatively inexpensive for an art book.

Analog televisions, like Sony's flat-screen Wega, are at the pinnacle of their art, inexpensive in comparison with digital TV's and liable to last a lifetime.

Their work, and their ideal of an inexpensive, easily distributed art, inspired later generations of Chicano artists in the Western United States and Puerto Rican artists working in the Caribbean and in New York, whose art blends a nativist agenda with a call to political action.

The fact that Miller doesn't aspire to turn Circus Amok into Cirque du Soleil, that she actually wants to continue the circus as a popular, inexpensive, and accessible art form, paradoxically doesn't help critics understand the work.

There are many companies that can provide you with inexpensive pieces of art work.