Sentence examples for subversive medium from inspiring English sources

The collective Slavs and Tatars proposes poetry as a subversive medium by recording Polish resistance verse in Persian.

The political documentary, that most powerful and subversive medium, is said to be enjoying a renaissance on both sides of the Atlantic.

With extensive new scholarship based on original research and interviews with the artist, Jasper Johns: Catalogue Raisonne´ of Monotypes provides the definitive account of his groundbreaking work in an intrinsically subversive medium situated between painting, drawing, and printmaking.

You can see it for yourself here: Defending themselves, Destructive has said that the game is all about railing against political correctness, recalling the industry's days as a rebellious and socially subversive medium.

But at least I can think about how to approach it, and what language to use in addressing this misconception about opera — which has historically been a subversive medium, fighting the established social order rather than reinforcing it.

Books will remain, and because they're books, because they're that razor-barbed size and shape, they'll remain a genuinely powerful and subversive medium.

In code, he had found a subversive yet creative medium.

Thiel believes the medium's subversive and democratizing potential, as it applies to public art and historical narratives, is the crux of its power.

We're not sure what it is about graffiti that has captured the imaginations of artists and designers everywhere maybe it's the subversive nature of the medium, or maybe it's just that they're all children of the 80s but it seems that some of the most interesting marriages of art and technology we've seen lately tend to revolve around digital graffiti.

In between the heavy hitters such as Neil Gaiman and Alan Moore sit an intriguing collection of underground comics that challenged the status quo on gender, sexuality and politics of the time, demonstrating the power of the medium to be truly subversive.

Combining a love of early-20th-century comic strips and animation with the media-savvy satire of midcentury MAD magazine, these artists gave a raucously subversive jolt to a nearly moribund medium.