Sentence examples for not making work from inspiring English sources

"We talk of tarnished reputations, and while I'm not making work that's issue-based, the tarnish itself has its own built-in references," she says.

Goldin, he said, was not making work that responded to other photographers' work: "She had her own visual language, and this was unusual".

"If I'm working with an artist, I need to make sure they're not making work to order – it would be less strong if somebody wants to please.

"I am not making work in Iran, so I could have gone any way". When making the work, she thinks first about Iran.

Tim Clifford: I'm not making work about any specific event.

And he said, "You know, they are not making work that is meant to hang on a wall, they are making work that is meant to live on a page.

As an artist, Sophie Calle does not make work, as such.

"We were brought up to work, and the new people, especially the ultra-Orthodox, do not make work a value at all.

They would not have let it slip by caving in to protests or sponsoring reforms that they could not make work (France this year, Germany under the Schröder government).

But an artist friend agreed that it was good that I wasn't making work about anything recent.

A more recent proponent of an eliminativist strategy is Ross P. Cameron (2008), who contends that we need not make works of art part of our fundamental metaphysics.