Sentence examples for narrow art from inspiring English sources
The magician and his apprentice are believers in the deep and narrow art of closeup card magic.
The article is a plea for someone to appear who, like LeRoy, is able to reach out beyond the narrow art world parameters and embrace popular culture, but, unlike LeRoy, also provided a built-in critique.
Whatever this work may have meant to its creators, for us right now it raises questions about the sources of art-making and embodies a forceful polemic against the idea that great art can arise only from within a narrow art-historical narrative.
Gussied up, in academic parlance, with the vogue term "reception theory," work like Alÿs's narrows art's range of potential virtues to concerted crowd-pleasing.
His readymades are far more poetic than Marcel Duchamp's, his abstractions more exciting than the much narrower art of Giacometti or Brancusi.
They are narrow people, art people, offhand, linens.
The existing museum has galleries that are long and narrow, where art is displayed in sequence.
In any case, what matters is that she managed to transmute her personal experience, however narrow, into art.
The effort wore him down and narrowed his art.
In the south he narrowed his art to a few themes.
Klose has narrowed the art of scoring to simply changing the ball's direction close-in so that the score is registered through a little stab of effort that requires no elaboration.
