Sentence examples for squeeze art from inspiring English sources

And this concept seems particularly germane to the present, when housing costs are steep and the mainstream art world is working hard to squeeze art back into the confines of marketable objects.

In practice, that did not mean following a creative picture with a crowd-pleaser; rather, it meant he tried to squeeze art even out of a potboiler, critics said.

It is an ensemble of modernist boxes squeezing art, and even a little drama, from a relatively meager design budget.

B1 EDUCATION B8 SPORTSWEDNESDAY D1-6 DINING IN F1-10 OBITUA25ES ARTSARTS E1-18 DanCenterter May Lose Home The Broadway Dance Center may lose its home at 221 West 57th Street, becoming the latest example of how the heated real estate market is squeezing arts groups out of New York City.

With the right software, computers need not squeeze the art out of architecture.

Outside of the trade journals, one can hardly find an analysis of how the command structure of Hollywood makes decisions — routine decisions that often squeeze the art out of movies.

Manchester is investing in a £19m building for two cultural institutions – the Library Theatre and the Cornerhouse – that defies the squeeze on arts organisations.

The former threatens to squeeze the arts out of the education system, and out of the minds and hearts of young people.

I don't underestimate the skill and tenacity required to pull a big movie together, but, from the outside, it looks as if Nolan and Liman have capitulated to the marketing demands of a system that is squeezing the art out of large-scale moviemaking.

Now we have another Tory administration which is squeezing the arts.

If you and your colleagues were honest about this you would boast, "Of course we're squeezing the arts out.