Sentence examples for pluralistic art from inspiring English sources

Essays in a Pluralistic Art World.

"The Madonna of the Future: Essays in a Pluralistic Art World" is his most recent collection of reviews and essays, covering the years 1993 to 1999.

As the discourse in the visual arts has shifted, partially toward the agency of the curator, the notion of the paid critic -- who "merely" writes -- has for its only rational basis a given writer's scholarly knowledge and ability to contextualize the pluralistic contemporary art market, museum exhibitions, biennials and fair circuit.

Ellison never published another novel during his lifetime, but his essays, reviews, and interviews, published as Shadow and Act (1964) and Going to the Territory (1986), acknowledged his unwavering commitment to a pluralistic ideal of art that knows no allegiance to any school or program.

Its continued existence serves mainly to drag differences of tastes and values out of the competitive, pluralistic worlds of art, religion and commerce into the coercive, one-best-way realm of politics.

Our pluralistic age lets us see his art anew.

Fundamentalists, therefore, have a hard theological row to hoe when they attempt to deal with a pluralistic society and the art of the possible.

Pluralistic competition in the arts is far better than plasticized homogeneity.

Indian society may have been rigidly hierarchical, but its art was wildly pluralistic.

Vija Celmins and Sylvia Plimack Mangold were among those who reintroduced realism as Minimalism fell from favor and the art world went pluralistic.

Art isn't just pluralistic these days; it's pulverized.