Sentence examples for vision for art from inspiring English sources

LeWitt's utopian, radically democratic vision for art has not been and probably will never be realized fully, but it's nice to think about.

Nothing was beneath his regard, and no one exceeded his vision for art as a kind of alternative planet, equally vast in scope and scale.

SINGAPORE — If Lorenzo Rudolf can deliver his vision for Art Stage Singapore, then the new fair set to take place Jan . 12to 16 should quickly find its place on the international art calendar.

When my father passed in 2008, he left behind the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation, which carries on his work and his vision for art that speaks to social and cultural issues.

Because its collection covers everything, he has had to deal with the inevitable intrigues and rivalries among curators and conservators from different departments with competing interests who don't have the same vision for the art they share — in short, a microcosm of the director's job.

Through the medium of billboards, the project investigates art as an idea as well as art as a media for critical intervention, focusing on the political and artistic implications of these media surfaces that saturate the city's landscape, while offering an alternative vision for public art display in Los Angeles.

Mr. Moors said in an interview that he was driven by his vision of art for everybody, and he dismissed any incongruity in the notion of a discount warehouse club selling fine art.

The metal shop was the most successful of departments at the Bauhaus in fulfilling Gropius's vision of art for mass production, redefining the role of the artist to embrace that of designer as we have now come to understand the term.

That the NEA under Landesman was taking steps to bring this about, so that government and arts organizations and its communities could once again become true partners toward building a national vision for the arts.

When asked about the Coalition's vision for the arts, he maintained there was one.

Ms Smith added: "For several weeks now, the Economy, Energy and Tourism Committee has been examining evidence from the creative arts industries and it has become clear that there are major concerns around funding and the Scottish government's vision for the arts, including Scottish film.