Sentence examples for reconcile art from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, his plays wrestled with the dilemma outlined in "Merrily We Roll Along," as he attempted to reconcile art with commerce and invariably compromised both.

Géricault's work expressed a paradox: how could a hideous subject be translated into a powerful painting, how could the painter reconcile art and reality?

But no genre has reconciled art and commerce more aggressively and with more flair than hip-hop, which also sustains several underground wings.

He wanted to be an artist, but he didn't know how to go about it, and for several years he also had trouble reconciling art with his social conscience.

Duchamp did not paint again, and this is perhaps the single Dadaist gesture that time has failed to reconcile with art.

"But with Shep there is this counter-culture lifestyle where he is able to reconcile his art with commercial work.

However, while physicians try to reconcile the art with the science of medicine by attempting to apply at the bedside the results of clinical trials, intensive care patients receive, on average, only about one half of the recommended core clinical interventions.

Since his artistic breakthrough in the mid-2000s, Adrien Mondot has pledged to reconcile the digital art and performing arts worlds by methodically undermining the borders and conventional oppositions between technology and the human body.

In the meantime we have his Met show to savor: historically pointed, visually magnificent and a timely demonstration of differences reconciled through art.

Also of interest: a robust 1929 still life in which the American painter Conrad Kramer reconciles folk art and Cubism, at Framont; and a small painting of a mushroom by Ida Ten Eyck O'Keeffe, younger sister of Georgia, at Brock & Company.

American newspapers reported that Spencer called Wilde "an outlandish person who attempts to reconcile idiocy with art".