Sentence examples for mentality of art from inspiring English sources

In this climate flourished the neōteroi, largely non-Roman Italians from the north, who introduced the mentality of "art for art's sake".

Now the commodity-trading mentality of the art investment world has produced a scheme intended to assure artists like Ms. Shubuck some long-term financial stability -- while making money for investors.

It is a perfect parody of the siege mentality of the modern art gallery, always embattled no matter how well protected by money or status.

Ironically the genre-melting inclination of so-called "urban art" has eroded the silo mentality of many who follow these art forms as they become known, followed, collected, and exhibited; As a metaphor "Art Silos" may more accurately refer to the past and the dogmatic separation of genres such as graffiti, tattoo, illustration, ad jamming, and Street Art for example.

Arcangel's embracing attitude is a welcome riposte to the circled-wagon mentality of so much recent art.

My new book, The Bitter Taste of Victory, combines cultural history and collective biography to explore the way that a group of writers, film-makers and artists confronted the rubble in postwar Germany by attempting to transform the mentality of the nation through its art.

"Unlike Western art, where we have a brand-name mentality, which judges the value of a work of art by its author.

This is the first of two sold-out nights at the fringe, and the "anything goes" mentality of the world's biggest arts festival seems to be infectious.

It takes a battering ram to pierce the fortress mentality of too many modern politicians, trained in the defensive art of saying nothing, and Jeremy Paxman knew it.

Dial House is not the cliched commune, just as Crass – for whom Vaucher played visual provocateur between 1977 and 1984 – were never the cliched punk band, thanks to a combination of art-prank mentality, think-for-yourself ethos, and a fierce sound that inspired the US hardcore movement.

"It creates a mentality of inclusion".