Sentence examples for intuitive art from inspiring English sources

I mean the considered, intuitive art of connecting with your own tastebuds and experimenting a little with combinations and expressions of flavours.

The World Science Festival panel in the Great Hall at Cooper Union focused mostly on improvised music, especially the intuitive art of jazz, trying to address the question of what is actually happening when a musician spontaneously creates melodies, harmonies and rhythms that have never been played before.

Call it outsider art, intuitive art, art brut, or neuve invention; it is work made precisely at this intersection of art and obsession, pride and shame, sex and death, that has me scavenging through the museum's archives.

Given its intuitive roots, art most readily belongs to the "mysticism" category of Wiesel's assertion.

Something essentially intuitive in his art expects intuition in the viewer.

Not everyone has responded with enthusiasm to the notion that science can account for our seemingly intuitive interactions with art.

At bottom, the dispute is over the nature of psychotherapy: Is it an intuitive process, more art than science?

Though billed as a "comprehensive retrospective," this is a modest show of 11 paintings; it nonetheless captures something of Mr. Resnick's complex approach to the intuitive, once-dominant art of abstract painting.

Call it a waste of eggs, but the wall now a painting of sorts perfectly encapsulates the British artist's concerns over the last 30 years: the beauty and energies of everyday materials; the celebration of intuitive and collaborative art-making; the pushing back of social expectations, particularly of women; and the possibility of finding unapologetic pleasure in the perverse.

Intuitive mark making is the basis of the art of the New Jersey-based Ms. Wroblewski, aligning it more closely with the history of drawing than of writing.

Architecture is rational; art is intuitive.