Sentence examples for motivated art from inspiring English sources

The besetting weakness of politically motivated art is precisely its quotient of willed thought and feeling.

Slavick's curation of a visual exhibition in a book succeeds to the extent that it should be recommended to any and all who both value a survey of politically motivated art and are searching for an art of renewed existential priorities.

What motivates art collectors - fame, riches or a desire to share?

"Either you're a big pop marketing machine or you're indie and keep your morals," says White. "We come from an art background," says De Martino, but then declares himself suspicious of bands who claim to be motivated by art.

I like to believe the re-moulders of these much-loved characters are motivated by art, not money, by a ceaseless quest to give new meanings to our collective mythos.

If you are in any doubt of the effect of cultural tourism, it is worth considering that since the Turner Contemporary opened in Margate in 2011, visits specifically motivated by arts and culture have steadily climbed by at least 10% a year, generating funds and jobs in the area, and fuelling new business.

But formalism has always been sufficiently motivated by art-critical data that once Arthur Danto made the case that the data no longer supported it, and perhaps never really had, formalism's heyday came to an end.

Such overpowering intensity, he says, has motivated centuries of art in which "men try desperately to depict" that pleasure.

The sculptor from Birmingham, writes Benn, was clearly motivated in his art by his belief in peace, justice and human rights.

The Gurlitt hoard is a survival of the Nazis' strange and ambivalent attitude to art, from Hitler's aesthetic New Order to the simple philistine greed that probably motivated most of their art theft.

The opportunity to display the selected art pieces motivated students to learn more about the Precambrian Era and to maintain focus on the main assignment of their art course.