Sentence examples for obsolete art from inspiring English sources
For the past five years I've been working on a trilogy of novels that aim to map the connections between technological change, warfare and human psychopathology, so obviously I'm attempting to respond to the zeitgeist using this increasingly obsolete art form.
Jason Sapan, as his birth certificate calls him, is sort of like a laser Doc Brown, and his cluttered New York studio-laboratory (replete with devoted interns) feels something like a time machine, a living ode to a seemingly obsolete art.
It is the year 2052: museums are becoming obsolete and art is slipping out of human consciousness.
"It's a purportedly obsolete and vulgar art form.
Well, the ubiquity of scientific calculators these days has rendered obsolete the lost art of nomography in which complex calculations could be done by merely laying your ruler across accurately drawn lines and curves.
It worries me that young women from a less wealthy background like myself are going to become obsolete in the arts unless we put measures in place to help support them.
This almost-obsolete mode of art appreciation differs widely with the way Western viewers behold art in the "white box", which often takes on a spectatorial and no-touching stance towards its subject.
You don't really believe that art is obsolete.
Steeped in the obsolete language of revolutionary art, Mr. Finn's meticulous, deadpan mockumentaries often play like unearthed artifacts from an alternate universe.
However, as Cotter explains, Benton's art became obsolete and increasingly forgotten with the rise of abstract painting after the 1940s.
