Sentence examples for outsider work from inspiring English sources

By pulling together artists who are not ordinarily represented in the major galleries and bringing them to the masses in a great big glitzy public show, he says he is helping to democratise art; providing a public platform for those who are otherwise marginalised, and battling against the view of Outsider work as a lower form of culture.

"Larry has made the fact of being an outsider work for him," Plagens says.

Simply by reflecting my experience, I had been producing "outsider" work, and hadn't even known it.

Not only do these studios challenge the distinction of their artists as "outsiders," they also call into question the themes traditionally associated with "outsider" work.

For Young and the quilters of Gee's Bend, physical isolation, a common characterization of outsider work, was directly tied to racial discrimination and political oppression.

These women illustrate so clearly that making apolitical art can be a privilege, one that marginalized artists often responsible for outsider work are not privy to.

And the theme of the outsider works well in a mystery/thriller.

I first saw her in her breakout role as Betty Suarez, the ("TV-ugly") braces-and-spectacle-wearing outsider working at a fashion magazine.

He has a special reverence for the scene in the 1974 film "The Conversation" that depicts Gene Hackman's character — an outsider working inside the system, first name Harry — playing tenor saxophone along to a record in his existentially lonely apartment.

Scottish and Sorbonne-educated (in French literature), she was the ultimate outsider, working in New York as a founding partner of Naked Communications, a media planning firm with clients like Kimberly-Clark.

Sometimes hiring an outsider works, of course.