Sentence examples for shift in art from inspiring English sources
We help each other: when things shift in architecture, it influences art; and when things shift in art, it informs architecture in a very immediate way.
Since then, the houses have pioneered the so-called "third-party guarantee", a little-understood but critically important shift in art finance.
But while organisers plan to shake up the cosy world of New York art fairs, and draw thousands of buyers and fans of contemporary art to a snaking, architecturally unique tent on Randall's Island, Frieze arrives as art critics and curators detect a significant shift in art practice away from the overtly market-orientated and commercial.
It's a momentous shift in art that, from this distance, it looks inevitable.
According to Otto Pächt a simultaneous shift in art began sometime between 1406 and 1420 when a "revolution took place in painting"; a "new beauty" in art emerged, one that depicted the visible rather than the metaphysical world.
Should level I evidence demonstrate the efficacy of this approach, the result would be a paradigm shift in ART, with CCS-SET allowing for greater patient safety by avoiding multiple gestation while maintaining excellent outcomes and reducing the burden of care for patients and society.
Or perhaps it was his health, or shifts in art or politics.
The original pilot featured Jack being educated all over the world, shifting in art style to match the cultures, and the show made a point of being a kaleidoscopic convergence of pan-human art and storytelling.
Popdust writer Katherine St Asaph described the video as an artistic "black-and-white cut that disorients you with lots of falling and flailing and flailing-called-interpretive-dance, with billowing smoke and sudden shifts in art direction", commenting that the video was a welcome change of pace.
In short, I think if digital artists want monetization it will come in the advent of a major shift in the art world… or maybe a shift in the kinds of digital art that is produced for a market.
"Today, we see a shift in the art market with a significant increase in buyers from mainland China," Isaure de Viel Castel, Chinese art specialist at Sotheby's in Paris, said in a telephone interview.
