Sentence examples for unfamiliar work from inspiring English sources

"Nothing gives me more pleasure," he wrote in a 1999 catalog essay for the painter Bert Carpenter, "than to discover unfamiliar work of significant quality and intelligence".

Iconic images by André Kertész, Aleksandr Rodchenko, Edward Weston, and Lisette Model provide reliable touchstones for viewers, but the show's spark comes from unfamiliar work.

NEWARK — No hard, fast rule dictates that an orchestra has to engage in elaborate sleight of hand when presenting an unfamiliar work; still, there is something to be said for creating a useful context.

Think terracotta army or Antony Gormley's Field: clay figures, some of whom turn out to be members of the ROH chorus, still mastering this unfamiliar work but sounding powerful and convincing.

An artistic risk like "Mr. Love" -- an unfamiliar work, produced in London in 1997 -- is a test case, an important positive act for the Emelin and for theater in Westchester.

Another similarly unfamiliar work is "Dominican," a small painting from 1952 (also a gift from Mr. Kelly), in which two two-toned canvases are separated horizontally by a wood strip painted black.

He followed this instinct to deploy an unfamiliar, work-intensive technology despite having very limited access to caves with little light or room to manoeuvre.

Still, the main draw was the back-to-back opportunity to immerse ourselves in unfamiliar works.

Eccentrics, lesser knowns and unknowns prevail here, along with unfamiliar works by better-known artists.

And they have brought out unfamiliar works from her first years as a collector, in West Germany in the late 1960s.

It tends to include a large number of unfamiliar works balanced by a limited number of popular favourites.