Sentence examples for interpretive art from inspiring English sources

Music as an interpretive art is a relatively recent phenomenon.

It includes a basketball court and interpretive art displays.

In Western music, performance is most commonly viewed as an interpretive art, though it is not always merely that.

This year, Borja inaugurated an interpretive art center at the sanctuary, where visitors can paint their own versions of "Ecce Homo".

That, of course, would remain the most singular aspect of Sinatra's interpretive art: his ability to make each song his own, to convey its emotional essence by investing it with his own deepest feelings.

To young people of the current generation the very idea of philology suggests something impossibly antiquarian and musty, but philology in fact is the most basic and creative of the interpretive arts.

And even by readers, common or ­otherwise: "Of all the interpretive arts, it is fascinating and puzzling to realize that only translation has to fend off the insidious, damaging question of whether or not it is, can be or should be possible".

Serena opts for the dead-armed two-steps-forward-two-steps-back style beloved by elderly aunties, while Novak half-heartedly performs what can only be described as a satirical interpretive performance art piece inspired by peak-era John Travolta.

Before I met him, I thought of acting as a rather secondary art: interpretive rather than fully creative.

Art is necessarily multi-layered, it is argued, whereas pornography is one-dimensional; it has only one job to do and therefore lacks the formal and structural intricacy, the cognitive complexity, and interpretive openness of art (see, for example, Webb 1975: 6; Mahon 2005: 14; Wallace et al. 2007: 15).

What does it mean to make interpretive connections between art and life?