Sentence examples for vernacular tradition from inspiring English sources
Dr Breeze said: "Early Welsh vernacular tradition knows nothing of it, even though it was a triumph over the English.
For a social-justice center now being built at Kalamazoo College, Gang revived a local vernacular tradition of using cordwood instead of bricks for masonry.
By the early 1940s three figures, Melvin B. Tolson, Robert Hayden, and Chicagoan Gwendolyn Brooks, were showing how the vernacular tradition could be adapted to modernist experimentation.
No one does dystopian satire like the English and this story is in a recognisably vernacular tradition, though owing as much to John Wyndham as George Orwell.
Alongside Ms. Sikander is "Bottle: Contemporary Art and Vernacular Tradition," exploring the use of the bottle (as a material or subject) in contemporary art.
Running alongside is "Bottle: Contemporary Art and Vernacular Tradition," also opening Sept. 19, exploring the use of the bottle in contemporary art.
Tallur employs traditional craftsmen for his sculptures also to contrast the parallel vernacular traditions of folk artisans who are less lauded than their classical cousins.
Los Angeles has its own vernacular traditions.
Thus Mr. Calatrava recaptures that once-vigorous exchange between our cultivated and vernacular traditions.
Credit to Ms. Olinghouse, who invited the men as part of a tribute to, and reimagining of, vernacular traditions.
The fundamental notion of the series was to facilitate and encourage collaboration among musicians with disparate styles, bridging art-music and vernacular traditions.
