Sentence examples for weak art from inspiring English sources

Self-knowledge and self-forgiveness bestowed their own empiricism: he knew too what it was to create weak art.

He added that he had seen many artistically strong but financially weak arts organizations unable to focus on their mission "because they are worried about meeting next month's payroll".

The liberal imagination, as Lionel Trilling once reminded the world, can seem weak in art.

The Met's collection is notably weak in art from 1980 to the present, which happens to be a primary focus of today's insatiably overheated auction market.

He directed "Flavor Of The Weak," "The Art Of Losing," and he directed "The Geeks Get The Girls".

The more fully in the round Mr. Stella works, the weaker his art.

These groups are still too dependent on foundation and government support, in part because of relatively weak boards (arts organizations of color tend to have boards that resemble community associations rather than fundraising boards) and in part because institutional givers have been so generous.

Four years ago, John Murdoch wrote in the Courtauld guide book that the institute was weak on 20th-century art, and that this was embarrassing, particularly as Samuel Courtauld's conviction was that European art had been renewed by the work of the impressionists and postimpressionists.

In weak moments I... Make art.

The museum has been weak in early modern art; from 2014 it will become the place to visit.

But in late 2008, in the wake of the collapse of Lehman Brothers and the near-collapse of the entire global financial system, the two houses presided over painfully weak sales of contemporary art – and were forced to pay out tens of millions in guarantees to consignors.