Sentence examples for possibility of art from inspiring English sources

"Beuys introduced a new energy into art," Mr. Hirschhorn said, "opening the possibility of art for everybody".

This was Stendhal, writing in the 19th century - a long time before the catastrophes of the 20th century, which some say changed the moral landscape for ever, and with it the possibility of art existing in isolation from politics.

Here, Lukács attempts to provide a philosophical explanation of the conditions of possibility of art that takes the work of art as the fundamental phenomenon of aesthetic meaning, rather than deriving this meaning from either artistic creation or aesthetic experience.

The purpose of this paper is to show the possibilities of art as a political and social tool, and the possible intersection of contemporary art, community, politics, and therapy, with reference to the activities and politics of the Museum of Contemporary Art of Barcelona, Spain (MACBA) and three artists of different nationalities.

Together they form a mesmerizing meditation on obsession, death and the possibilities of art (Smith).

No modern movement has been more successful in expanding the expressive possibilities of art than Conceptualism has.

But, he added, "I became an atheist gradually," as he found the magic of the ceremonial distilled in the possibilities of art.

Yet in 100 years time this work, scandalously free of economic impact, will be the one remembered as marking a new chapter in the possibilities of art.

That life has now led him to "Deadwood," very much a collective enterprise and a peculiarly compelling vehicle for exploring the artistic possibilities of redemption and the redemptive possibilities of art.

When Mr. Wilson's muse matured, his utopia became music itself, his frontier a new kind of art-rock that would combine the transcendent possibilities of art with the mainstream accessibility of pop music.

Similar in subject matter to his earlier work, although with more emphasis on pure seascape, his late paintings, in their unconventional composition and brilliant colour, reflect increasing concern with the abstract and expressive possibilities of art.