Sentence examples for vernacular arts from inspiring English sources
It focused on the vernacular arts of the 18th and 19th centuries.
Traditionally, jazz and metal were vernacular arts in which working-class players could make their mark, but, for better or worse, that's changing.
In whatever form she works — sculpture, installations, collage, video — Ms. Henríquez tends to come up with ideologically suggestive one-liners generated by her preoccupation with the gap between international modern art and the local, vernacular arts and cultures of Latin America.
SOULS GROWN DEEP: -- African-American Vernacular Art.
"The gardens are a vernacular art work in their own right," says Deller.
Arnett says of black vernacular art that it "wasn't created to entertain people or to sell to rich people".
Ellington had the advantage of being an American at a time when jazz existed around him as a vernacular art.
* "TESTIMONY: VERNACULAR ART OF THE AFRICAN-AMERICAN SOUTH," AXA Gallery, 787 Seventh Avenue, at 51st Street, (212) 554-4818 (through July 13).
"It's a vernacular art form made, to some extent, by the people and for the people.
Now gathered together in a single volume, and graded by Michelin-like rankings, the selection proves what a gallery of vernacular art English parish churches are.
