Sentence examples for viable art from inspiring English sources

There were [once] concerns about photography being a viable art form.

The fish in their tanks come much closer to viable art.

Credit goes to curators for papering over the cracks and putting on interesting but more commercially viable art.

The thesis here is that assemblage-type sculpture, rampant at the moment, may also be today's most viable art form.

"Because it's not a viable art form, it's very hard to get funded by the traditional arts organizations".

And, as much as anyone of her time, this 19th-century British woman (1815-1879) helped the nascent medium grow into a viable art form.

Reviews of this season's surprise records appeared in almost every national publication with a viable arts section within five days of their release dates.

The endowment notified the state last month that it would not receive a planned $700,000 grant unless it puts forward a new viable state arts agency.

In the past it was seen as a negative factor, "but today the closer we live the less carbon we use, the more efficient our transport and the more viable our arts centres and theatres", he said.

If larger clinical trials validate reductions in debilitating and fatal adverse reactions observed in this trial, short cycle structured treatment interruptions could have particular relevance for earlier initiation of ART and ART as a viable prevention strategy.

Much of his output is about creating something substantial but complex and unpin-downable -- a life, a viable ego, an art -- out of having nothing or very little.