Sentence examples for terrible art from inspiring English sources

"This place is littered with really terrible art that nobody should be directed to," he said, after perusing the site.

There are some good stories in The Uncanny, some really pleasurable encounters, even when it is an encounter with some truly terrible art.

Hoteliers I have spoken to about this said they had readily obliged guest requests by having chairs removed, beds replaced, rugs hauled out and, yes, even the terrible art taken down from the walls.

(And besides, Bravo has already demonstrated with the competition show "Work of Art: The Next Great Artist" that making great art — or terrible art, as it happens — is not the same as making great television).

There was really only one thing for her to say, those three words that all the terrible art, the worst pop songs and movies, the most seductive lies, can somehow never cheapen.

Yet the great surprise of Jeff Koons: A Retrospective, which opens to the public on June 27, is its modesty: no dollar signs, no star worship, just a judicious selection of three decades of great, good, bad and terrible art.

That wildly gesticulating man in the pencil-slim suit is Pep Guardiola, the compellingly youthful coach of the Catalans, notable not just for his commitment to attacking football, but also for his mould-breaking resemblance to an enfant terrible art-house film director.

Which is terrible – because art school's meant to be for people who are wrong.

When his lover died, Sendak drew his corpse, obeying the creative instinct "to turn something terrible into art".

'If there are subjects too terrible for art to deal with (discuss), the Holocaust heads the queue".

Berger, a Marxist, began his career as the enfant terrible of art criticism when he wrote for the New Statesman and went on to transform the way so many people actually look at art with his 1972 BBC series, Ways of Seeing.