Sentence examples for non-representational art from inspiring English sources

Nicholson arrived at non-representational art as early as 1924.

(That, too, is something of an exaggeration, since politics has become a distinctly non-representational art, a sort of abstract painting of British society).

His careful readings of Shostakovich's Fourth and Fifth symphonies represent the clearest possible refutation of the idea that music is a non-representational art form.

Obviously Winter's goal was to demystify modern art so any kid who reads this storyography will grow up receptive to instead of prejudiced against non-representational art.

While non-representational art has been around since the stone age, the work here typifies an unprecedented upsurge of abstract art that was often viewed by its practitioners as the culmination of several decades, if not centuries, of aesthetic progress.

The other is Esphyr Slobodkina, who, like Mr. Lassaw, remains committed to the principles of non-representational art that brought the group into being more than 60 years ago.

How to explain, furthermore, the absence, or near-absence, of the genre of erotic art in what are sometimes called the non-representational arts?

(There is controversy among Rand scholars as to whether what is re-created in art is certain elements of reality or reality as a whole, i.e., a "microcosm," as well as how and whether the concept of re-creation applies to apparently non-representational forms of art: Torres and Kamhi 2000; Bissell 2004).

Under the blanket term Abstraction, can be found Non-Representational, or Non-Objective Art.

This building is non-traditional, non-representational, non-historical abstract art in its own right; indeed, it not merely coincides with the contents, it supersedes them.

The most obvious (and commonly drawn) analogy is with abstract art: primary shapes, blocked colours, modular non-representational arrangements.