Sentence examples for vigorous art from inspiring English sources

It is one of the more striking shows in this space, which has a vigorous art school and exhibition program.

The German capital's vigorous art scene makes this a natural choice for hotels who perhaps also strive to resist the homogenisation of the once-bohemian centre of Berlin.

Any exploration of the city's vigorous art scene begins with the Istanbul Modern (Liman Isletmeleri Sahasi, Antrepo No. 4), a former customs house on the Bosporus devoted to modern cinema, installations, painting and photography.

The sessions are not open to the public, but no matter; the more you see of this vigorous art form, with an opportunity for catharsis in every whack of the drum, the more you realize that it shouldn't be just a spectator sport.

The city has a thriving cultural life, with a municipal art gallery (the Crawford), a major theatre (the Cork Opera House), a vigorous arts centre (the Triskel), a civic museum (Cork Public Museum), and many art galleries (notably that of the Cork Arts Society) and bookshops.

"An Attitude for Gratitude," the current recording of his vigorous Arts and Crafts Quartet intermingles band originals and tunes by Jaco Pastorius and John Scofield with such chestnuts as "Bridge Over Troubled Waters" and "Happy Days Are Here Again".

Addressing this complex intersection of race and class, the series finally engages viewers in a conversation as vigorous as the art it chronicles.

She is often described dismissively as his "muse," but Targoff shows that Colonna was a true intellectual partner, engaging him in vigorous discussions of art.

Miss Jenkins describes the characteristics of Mamluk art ("vigorous, masculine, and powerful") and the reasons for the downfall of their empire, which included the army's inability to respond to the military challenges of other nations.

The vigorous silat (martial arts) traditions, for which the Minangkabau of western Sumatra and the Sundanese of western Java are renowned, also embody an element of dance, in that they are performed to a particular type of music and use conventional movements and choreographies.

Following this, a highly vigorous revolution of Maori art took place.