Sentence examples for passive artist from inspiring English sources

Maybe I'll just focus on being a successful "passive artist," visiting science art exhibitions, plays, and the like.

It's a classic dynamic: active lover-artist, passive lover-muse.

The Alice we know is not a neurotic's projection onto a passive object but an artist's tribute to a remarkable woman, albeit a very small one.

It was tough not to cringe at the unintentional (please let it be unintentional!) punning of "manholes" with the passive objects of the artist's affections.

A generous colleague but not the passive type -- good artists aren't passive, generally -- Mr. Close has typically erected constructive obstacles for himself and his collaborators, the conquest of which can bring about something special or new.

He also drew a self-portrait with balletic studies for decorations in the church: the artist, ethereal and passive, beside the evidence of his restless mind, a rather spectacular conceit.

Georgianna Gibbs, a spokeswoman for the Marlborough London gallery, said that Bacon's relationship with Marlborough was not a passive one and that the artist was aware of the gallery's activities and transactions on his behalf.

The term "muse" is culturally loaded, the artist-muse relationship complicated by the power dynamics of the people who generally inhabit those roles the white male artist and his passive beauty object, who's almost almost always a white woman.

It encourages creativity as a primary response to art as opposed to passive appreciation to pre-established artists.

This is a far more passive character from her hardboiled con artist in American Hustle but she plays the part beautifully.

But she also relished the role reversal: art viewers were transformed into producers, while the artist was rendered a passive spectator.