Sentence examples for marvelous art from inspiring English sources
I'd been a Host fan since, I don't know, 90 minutes earlier, when I first saw his work at the Bornholms Kunstmuseum, a marvelous art museum clinging to a hillside a few miles back.
"Times are changing," said Mr. Tally, who opened his store, Simply Marvelous: Art About Us, three weeks ago in the Jamaica Market, a sunny atrium on Jamaica Avenue near Parsons Boulevard.
There is an exquisite essay by Nishitani Keiji on this marvelous art, in which organic life is cut off precisely in order to let the true nature of the flower come to the fore (Nishitani, 23 7).
He instead looks squarely at present reality — and then fabricates marvelous art of it.
After we'd bought them their pair of balcony tickets, we walked into the lobby and my mother immediately started enthusiastically pointing out details of the "marvelous Art Deco lobby" to my Dad.
The social split underwrites the game's marvelous art direction—symbols of hope from Human Revolution, such as the silhouette of Icarus soaring towards the sun, reappear in a twisted, half-suffocated form, squeezed in amongst giant imposing slabs of corporate architecture.
In the process some marvelous African art has been collected.
Grand Central, which takes up two blocks of Park Avenue between 44th and 42nd Streets, was spared a similar fate, thanks to the activism of an influential citizenry, and several years ago this marvelous Beaux-Arts pile got a first-class cleanup.
The CDC presented a marvelous exhibit uniting art and science showcasing art made from plastic pollution with brilliant text describing the threats from plastic pollution to human health, wildlife and the environment.
(Is there anything more marvelous than seeing art in natural light? Here it was augmented by low-key stage lighting).
And to judge by the hosannas the show has inspired ("marvelous, possibly great, art," The New Yorker said), beauty of a certain kind — familiar, object-based, museum-ready — is what certain viewers need from Mr. Hammons now, so that they can finally assign him a spot in the post-everything — post-race, post-class, post-politics — canon of greatness.
