Sentence examples for struggle for art from inspiring English sources

Today it's more about entertainment than a struggle for art".

More competition from the home-viewing side of the industry is likely to lead to dearer cinema tickets and to a struggle for art houses.

And we also continue to struggle for arts and the humanities, for curriculum connected to communities and kids, in a process of unfolding knowledge.

She tries to explain that their parents own both apartments, and he begs her to stop, lest people think he hasn't had to struggle for his art.

So while others struggled for their art, Helburn rode the tidal wave of postwar America's boom years.

As well as being influenced by Darwin's brainchild, he's a man who struggles for his art, relating his daily battles with the muse as he continues his life's work of creating and maintaining his incredible Strandbeests.

There she met some of her future comrades in the struggle for Russian New Art: Aristarkh Lentulov, Aleksandr Bogomazov, and the sculptor Aleksandr Arkhipenko Alexander Archipenkoo).

Hermine Ford stated that she "grew up painting" but when she became an adult felt terrified of having to decide: "It wasn't such a struggle for me to make art as it was for everyone else.

Some groups succeed better than others: Anglo and Australian actors are, culturally speaking, a natural fit; performers from the east Asia struggle for acceptance outside martial arts roles.

This is a continuing struggle for a lot of performance art, which is dedicated to mapping the terrain between one's private life, where images and bits of talk mean everything, and a public space, where without having to be fully explained, they can still resonate for strangers.

Of course he was: Frank Lobdell has a high respect for art that comes out of struggle and pain.