Sentence examples for leftist art from inspiring English sources

In 1932 he became a member of a leftist art organization, the Yiba Art Society.

One of the great surviving landmarks of populist, leftist art, it was paid for by Mr. Valentiner's friend and angel Edsel B. Ford.

In August 1971, enraged by what she saw as the self-defeating isolationism of feminists in a leftist art group she had joined, Lozano scribbled in her notebook, "Decide to boycott women".

His subsequent biographical works are the only ones available, though Cahun's oeuvre has since become an intermittent battleground, with feminists and leftist art historians squabbling over her proper place in their respective narratives.

We saw this in the 1990s, when the liberal Clinton administration and flourishing economy in the US and abroad coincided with an art of the Left that had become more widely generated by artists, yet also more embraced by museums, the media, and the viewing public, than the Leftist art of any previous generation.

DESPITE Volvos' reputation as safe, solid and secure automobiles, and despite the company's experimentation with bolder styling and brisker powertrains, the stereotype persists: if you drive a Volvo, you must be a political leftist, a liberal arts professor or a granola-crunching activist.

TIMELINE OF LEFTIST SOCIAL AND POLITICAL ART, PART 2: 1945-1966 (with an overlap of art from 1941-45 not seen until after the Second World War).

Marxist idealism and the menace of Fascism help to explain the remarkably prolonged appeal of leftist conviction in the art of the thirties.

Lempicka has thus been ignored because she belongs to a class of artists that "does not support the ruling paradigm of art as leftist resistance".

The dispute has its roots in the Mexico that followed the 1910 revolution, when the muralists Diego Rivera, Jose Clemente Orozco and David Alfaro Siqueiros gave a strongly political and leftist imprint to contemporary art.

A look at the timeline of Leftist social and political art made over the last 111 years confirms that as the lives of artists are less imposed upon by state politics or constrained by economic austerity, the art of the Left becomes more readily assimilated into the dominant culture, as that culture catches up with the art.