Sentence examples for make art more from inspiring English sources

These new galleries are helping make art more accessible to the general public".

What could make art more accessible and immediate than an exploration of its relationship with the domestic?

Take Tate, which has clearly signalled since the turn of the millennium its drive to make art more accessible and more central to life.

Since 1992, he has sunk about $20 million into the 22-acre Grounds for Sculpture, a bucolic setting designed to make art more accessible to the public.

More a dance suite in the Baroque manner than a sonata-form piece in the Classical way, Mr. Wheeler's music is a network of contradictory tendencies, but few things make art more interesting than paradox.

"The vision of Artland is to make art more accessible to a broader audience.

"It's enabling people to partake and engage, a democratic approach to making art more available," Mr. Helfand said.

Art is all about the idea now: I think using fabricators makes art more valid and not less, from a conceptual point of view.

Andreas Huyssen, a professor of German and comparative literature at Columbia who has written extensively about museums, said: "The Internet continues this process of making art more democratically available.

So in the mid-'30s the Works Progress Administration emerged as a financial patron of struggling artists while also making art more central to everyday life.

That makes art more relevant than ever.