Sentence examples for liberating art from inspiring English sources

It is like liberating art for the people".

But what exactly does it mean to celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of an institution whose original purpose was to ossify that liberating art form?

Since jazz lovers are always scanning the horizon for signs the mainstream has finally noticed what's wonderful about this liberating art, the 2015 Oscars look too good to be true.

In an age when the mass media is due in part to the liberating art of the New Wave more hospitable than ever to original, personal, and idiosyncratic artists, the fear of being duped by the media is as great or greater than ever.

And I love that they will be able to see what an amazing and liberating art form contemporary dance can be".

The use of paper collage in the early 20th century, according to Greenberg, liberated art from being merely decorative, an illustration of reality.

Elsewhere, Slaaap! (Sexually Liberated Art Activist Asian People) has created consciousness-raising bus-shelter posters based on the experiences and snapshots of local residents.

Noel Coward Theatre, London (0844 482 5141), booking until 25 October ■ Malevich With his iconic Black Square of 1915, Kazimir Malevich liberated art from the shackles of representation.

His scything painting of a tiny David beheading the massive supine figure of Goliath shows how Caravaggio's incisive realism liberated art.

When Kasimir Malevich painted his first Black Square, he launched a new movement, Suprematism, and liberated art from the figurative.

Teach them how the liberal arts "liberate" us from the tyranny of so-called "truths" by encouraging us to question in the spirit of Socrates and the "Unexamined Life"; how they can lift us out of our own time and place to see ourselves and our thinking as reflections of custom, habit, and perhaps even narrowness; and how they can give us a sense of higher aspiration and the courage to change.