Sentence examples for strip art from inspiring English sources

Distance can strip art of its right to be part of the unfolding narrative and consign it to the world of hindsight.

Strip art of its cast of validators like markets, critics, galleries and curators, Perry said, and how do people judge its worth?

Tezuka produced more than 150,000 pages of comic strip art: everything from mythic history and literary adaptations, to westerns and science fantasy.

The earliest paintings here are fierce, wilfully chaotic psychic meltdowns that strip art down to something not far from an obscenity on a subway wall.

His other books include several volumes he compiled and edited, among them "The Comic Strip Art of Lyonel Feininger," about the German-American painter who drew strips for The Chicago Tribune; "R.

Comic strip art is usually done with very simple and primitive ideas and emotions," Storaro theorized.

It was a similar connection to that Ben Eltham made in his Platform Paper: we live in a country where the government can strip arts funding, they both said, because as a country we don't talk about art.

In recent years, comic-strip art has won sometimes reluctant acceptance as a legitimate way of telling complex stories.

There's also the erotic comic-strip art of Conrad Frost and Josep Gual, and poster art by the radical 1960s British situationist group King Mob.

This was not the first exhibition of comic-strip art to hang in a fine-art museum, but it signified a departure.

In this role, Reeve comes close to being a living equivalent of comic-strip art — that slang form of simplified storytelling in which the visual and verbal meanings can be totally absorbed at a glance.