Sentence examples for turning art from inspiring English sources

Turning art into an industrial product is hardly new.

So the Mail loftily affects to despise contemporary art – while itself turning art into a freakshow exhibit of worthless gimmickry.

In the end, Osbourne is a terrible Midas, turning art into gold, which it was never meant to be.

But Mr. Wood's project is perhaps one of the most ambitious in its goals of attracting artists and turning art spaces into a viable business venture.

Perhaps because writing is inescapably personal, the trap of turning art into mere ideology has been most deftly avoided in its realm.

Lan Tuazon prints her own currency, and requires a written promise from its recipients to distribute it further, thus turning art into a private exercise in growth capital.

Work No 200 turns art galleries into fun parks.

There's always somebody to turn art into a circus.

I turned for answers to the one place I knew to turn, art history.

A professional artist, she has turned art into an irreverent weapon.

As the century turned, art and antiques fairs became increasingly important.