Sentence examples for tedious art from inspiring English sources

At first, the movie looks like a graveyard horror flick, and then, as Jewish temple guards show up bearing torches, like a faintly tedious art film.

So, for thousands of years, each generation has been forced to learn the tedious art of deciphering little marks on paper, just as you are doing now.

I prefer to think of him needing an axe to break the ice, a junkie hitting an all time low, than pacing around in slippers admiring his tedious art by Victor Pasmore.

Because lots of artists who draw perfectly well make perfectly tedious art.

Certainly, there is something eerily akin to a lot of tedious contemporary art in "The Victorian Nude" — a compulsion to attitudinize, and to subordinate aesthetic experience to warranties of morally correct or otherwise laudable intent.

In brief, "The Brown Bunny," however antagonistic and borderline tedious, is an art work of sorts, and Gallo himself, though an egomaniac of staggering solemnity — a priest of art longing for a cult — is not a fake.

I feel that enough out there in the real world, so it seems absurd to inflict it upon myself in a medium that – and we'll avoid getting into the tedious but is it art debate here – is inherently about escapism and pleasure.

VIDEO has traditionally been the most tedious of the visual arts, for it has been frankly experimental.

The comparison makes "Work of Art" sound vaguely tedious, which it is decidedly not.

(Eliot especially courses through the poem — the word 'sempiternal,' for example, comes straight out of 'Four Quartets.') It's a prank, and for that reason, 'Pale Fire' [the novel] is a pretty tedious and minor work of art according to my own personal canon.

She appreciates the transition from digital to analogue, the difference between the instant gratification of generative art and the tedious task of turning that pattern into a beautiful blanket. .