Sentence examples for the artistic medium from inspiring English sources

If Kira does hold the beginning of a peaceful future in her hands, it is, like the artistic medium in which she works, only by a thread.

3. A study of relevant facts about the artistic medium, such as the instrumental limitations or advantages of pipe organs in the time of the German composer Johann Sebastian Bach (1685 1750) or the modes of presentation of ancient Greek tragedies in the Athenian theatre.

Kim used pen and ink as the artistic medium, then toned her art with the software application ComicStudio.

Drawing, emphasized in the gestural scrawls that Bower employs, is the artistic medium most powerfully propelled by intimate touch.

Nilsson yanks the artistic medium from its maudlin affiliations, using it to construct knotty, painted worlds that are as formally convoluted as they are thematically nasty.

"For years, political and cultural figures have earned the distinction of having their likenesses preserved for all time using the artistic medium of the day," said Jeff LeFever, director of marketing for Jack Link's Beef Jerky.

Language is, for the existentialists, the favoured artistic medium because, as the mode of expression that is most directly a medium of signification, it is the one that best reveals a situation as situation in the strong sense, viz., as a part of the world where human freedom is directly engaged metaphysically, ethically and politically.

"The long-playing album is the great artistic medium invented in the second half of the 20th century," he told Rolling Stone.

Øresund bridge was eventually also used as the main artistic medium for the theme of the contest, as an expression of binding cultures.

Shelly Baer, who has a visible disability, and Vanessa Silberman launched this thought-provoking exhibition because, "it seemed the perfect artistic medium, as the portrayal of disabled women has been minimally celebrated in the visual arts and mainstream media".

The existentialists are, once again, squarely at odds with the surrealists, who condemned the novel and saw in poetry the real artistic medium.