Sentence examples for surprising work from inspiring English sources

Millar's surprising work comes with a lot of baggage.

His ability to produce surprising work that doesn't feel labored must drive his competitors crazy.

Even some of the most famous artists are represented by surprising work.

For many viewers, the show's most surprising work will be the 10-minute silent film "Manhatta," which Mr. Sheeler made with the photographer Paul Strand in 1920.

The most surprising work was Adam Silverman's "In Another Man's Skin," gurgling washes of sweet tonality, slightly out of kilter, slightly tongue in cheek.

Indeed, one of the most surprising features of this altogether surprising work is that "The Bondwoman's Narrative" need not be read for its historical importance alone.

And there are surprising works by known, lesser-known and unknown artists in nearly every gallery.

Since then, the organization has collaborated with many artists, including Marina Abramovic, Laurie Anderson, Doug Aitken and Takashi Murakami, to create engaging and surprising works of public art.

And then, as noted, there are those surprising works that look more kindly on American culture, its achievements and its sorrows.

From the beginning, Ms. Sonnabend gravitated to difficult and surprising works, and her choices helped shape the course of contemporary art.

Among them are many of the medium-size still lifes of food that made Mr. Thiebaud famous, paintings like 1963's "Peppermint Counter," with its inviting piles of red-and-white candies labeled for sale (5 to 25 cents a pound), as well as singular and surprising works like the small 1967 painting of an American flag hanging from a schoolhouse wall.