Sentence examples for proletarian art from inspiring English sources

Official opinion, however, quickly hardened about what was proper proletarian art, and Marc was forced to resign from the school.

There was no proletarian art in the world, so she took Beijing opera and classical music and put them together.

(Gorky revered Stalin and joined demonstrations near his loft on Union Square, but he scorned proletarian art, pronouncing it "Poor art for poor people").

They also represent an attempt to create a new proletarian art form, and in this they arose naturally from the broader movement to utilize art for social purposes.

He saw Trotsky as the Bolshevik who most defended freedom of scientific research and artistic creation, against the Stalinist concept of proletarian art.

Jeffrey Butcher is a doctoral candidate in English at George Washington University, Washington, D.C. Mike Gold, "Towards Proletarian Art," Mike Gold: A Literary Anthology, ed.

He thought he had found his second calling with the proletarian arts movement in the United States, but this world, too, let him down.

Karikare was the publication of a short-lived manga group that evolved out of the repressed proletarian arts movement in Japan, and I'm very interested to read the magazine in order to gain a better understanding of the vexed politics of the period, particularly around manga and its role vis-à-vis the wartime Japanese state.

"I see the rock paraphernalia as both a culture industry product as well as a form of proletarian folk art," he says in an exhibition statement.

One effect of the revolutions of the 20th century was the breaking down of the class barriers between amateur and professional and even, during the Cultural Revolution of 1966 76, an emphasis on anonymous, proletarian-made art like that of the Tang dynasty (618 907) and earlier.

"There is no proletarian or bourgeois art; there is art or there is not art.