Organizations such as The Association of Public Art and Creative Time have been working to shatter public art's bad reputation.
After a four-month campaign in which Buckingham showed bravery and an ignorance of the arts of war his shattered army was compelled to withdraw.
It had an ancestor in the phlegmatic form of the surrealist Marcel Duchamp, whose readymades radically shattered conventional notions of art as a result of skill.
That's not something you'd expect to hear from most mystically-minded artists in Los Angeles, but thankfully, Tull has shattered the stereotype with art that reflects the true complexity of someone brought up in the SoCal sprawl.
In fact, as Mr. Rykwert has persuasively argued, that tradition was shattered by the Beaux-Arts itself.
While most of the art world was on vacation, a rare Italian poster from the Art Deco era shattered auction records for a poster of its type.
Born of discontent with existing notions and styles, the movement fueled experimentation and reform and shattered the barriers between fine arts (painting, sculpture) and applied arts (ceramics, glassware, furniture, textiles, metalwork).
The architect Frank Lloyd Wright gave a new life to space; George Gershwin, Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington elevated jazz to an art form; Eugene O'Neill shattered shibboleths onstage and Ernest Hemingway showed writers how much could be added by what he left out.
"Casual" was a word spat with particular venom by an internet hate brigade accustomed to the series' frenetically precise combat, forecasting a watered-down "DINO" – (lead character) Dante in Name Only – butchered frame rates, cynically engineered art direction and shattered dreams.
In the meantime, she had begun publishing essays, and though she went on thinking of herself as a fiction writer — "I consider my novels much more important," she said in 1969 when an NBC interviewer asked her about her essays — she threw herself into critical writing, concentrating on the sort of New Wave, shattered-consciousness art that she herself had tried to produce.
