Sentence examples for urgent art from inspiring English sources

No 20th-century artist, Hughes claims, "could successfully make eloquent and morally urgent art out of human disaster," so how could Goya achieve it two centuries before?

Something analogous happens with another tenor, Bill McHenry, on a circuitous tune called "ArteSano," and with the alto saxophonist Miguel Zenón on a flowing but urgent art song, "Moreira," also featuring Mr. Klein on vocals.

That seems to be an urgent art world question, partly because of an economic shakedown that sensible people — i.e., the writers of art fair news releases — keep saying is over, or never happened.

Mr. Johnson also contributed a fine essay, although it includes a crabby conclusion from the book "Goya" by the art critic Robert Hughes, who laments the absence of a contemporary artist "who could successfully make eloquent and morally urgent art out of human disaster".

A dazzling account of Goya's dark genius, informed by the author's own worse-than-death experience after a car crash; he sees Goya as able, more than any 20th-century artist, to "make eloquent and morally urgent art out of human disaster," his pessimism confirmed by a mysterious illness and by the dismal history of Spain in the 18th century, much aggravated by foreigners in the Napoleonic era.

The key to urgent art, apparently, is to stay hungry.

Both address the historic task, urgent in art today, of coming to sensible and sensitive terms with the global juggernaut of the digital medium.

Buhera district, with a population of 223,382 inhabitants, has an HIV prevalence of 19.7%, and 44,000 PLWHA of whom 8,800 are estimated in urgent need of ART, according to the WHO ART eligibility criteria – 2006 (Table  1).

There it remained until the following May, when the library requested the book's return, because, as Latham put it, a student of painting was "in urgent need of Art and Culture".

In 2006, there were 57,438 people estimated to be living with HIV/AIDS of whom approximately 11,487 were thought to be in urgent need of ART.

Although it was only in 2007 that the target of universal access (80% of those estimated to be in urgent need of ART receive treatment) was achieved in Thyolo, mortality reduction was evident prior to this year with the largest annual declines, earlier in the study period.