Sentence examples for sharp art from inspiring English sources

In Venice, up the Grand Canal, a 14th-century palazzo transformed into an Iraqi home is filled with sharp art.

If the premise is fuzzy, the show has some sharp art, including Carroll Dunham's witty "Solar Eruption," a giant battered yellow sun that suggests a cell invaded by virus particles, its perimeter bursting with splatlike -- and sometimes unseemly -- extrusions.

The idea sounded wonderful -- not only would I get to enjoy a Tiravanija-conceived lunch but then get additional questions from a class of sharp art students for Pruitt on the show.

Much of Mr. Sharp's art was rooted in autobiography.

Closer inspection, however, revealed that the sharpest British art dealer of his generation has not lost his celebrated talent for shrewdness.

A long-lost avant garde painting has returned to Hungary after nine decades thanks to a sharp-eyed art historian, who spotted it being used as a prop in the Hollywood film Stuart Little.

Who now cultivates or reveres the sharp-edged art of the epigram, the well-placed flourish, the daring trope, the Shandyan excursus, the smart simile, Ciceronian copiousness, Senecan taciturnity, cunning variation of pace, tone, tempo and rhetorical force -- that whole repertory of effects subsumed under the word "prose"?

He has a sharp eye for art, relying on his own expertise to invest in Renaissance paintings, old masters and medieval art.

But the English baccalaureate excludes the arts altogether, leading to a sharp fall in arts subjects, especially in deprived areas.

The 1990's brought a sharp rise in art photography prices.

This sums up Kentridge's "capital P" Political art: sharp and subtle, demanding that its audience unpack its mysterious, carefully layered symbols.