Sentence examples similar to nasty art from inspiring English sources

Only one of the dozen or so characters in "Boogie Woogie," Duncan Ward's beyond-nasty art-world satire, has the semblance of a soul.

+ The Nasty Women art show put together earlier this month raised $50,000 for Planned Parenthood.

And she is given to blithe, slightly nasty unverifiable generalizations about art: "Savvy art historians, realizing that the majority of celebrated modern artists from Monet to Jackson Pollock underwrote their bohemian, anticommercial posture with someone else's money, have long smiled at the Romantic myth of the starving artist".

The Nasty Women Exhibition is Art's Answer to Trump's Nearing Presidency.

But that's the nasty truth about the arts.

Hans Haacke is a veteran conceptualist whose installations expose the webs of sponsorship and patronage that connect art with some nasty corporations and regimes.

Spain's press, which had fawned over the deal when it was first thought the works would be a free donation, turned nasty upon learning that the art would have to be paid for.

In a now long-forgotten 1970 farce, "Sheep on the Runway," the humorist Art Buchwald poked nasty fun at Alsop with a buffoonish character he named Joe Mayflower Sally Quinnn reported in The Washington Post's Style section that Alsop was rumored to have pre-emptively promised never to speak to anyone spotted at its opening.

As for other non-boy band actors, Jon Secada plays the mutton-chopped sheriff and Everclear's Art Alexakis the nasty guy in the saloon.

To destroy a work of art is a genuinely nasty, insane, deviant thing to do.

THE ART OF CHEATING A Nasty Little Book for Tricky Little Schemers and Their Hapless Victims.