Sentence examples for wild art from inspiring English sources

'Wild Art: Olly & Suzi Paint Predators' is on BBC4 at 10pm on 2 February.

Beyond the bushy tails, there are woodworking demos, games of conkers, den building and wild art sessions.

Now, their work is being explored in a new documentary, Wild Art: Olly & Suzi Paint Predators, which kicks off this year's BBC 4 Storyville series on 2 February.

"Wild Art" (Phaidon, $39.95), a new bricklike illustrated tome by David Carrier and Joachim Pissarro, aims to cover art that doesn't find its way to the galleries, at least for a while.

In the wild art world of Caravaggio's Rome, artists were rich, arrogant and could do almost anything they liked so long as they stayed in the pope's good books.

"I'm in love with that kind of art, that organic, wild art of busking," Mr. Marino said later that same afternoon, over a glass of rosé at the Hearth Restaurant in the East Village, where Mr. Jones works as a manager (and is sometimes recognized by his public).

Whereupon, the 2nd Baron Cloncurry redirected his energy toward the embellishment of Lyons Demesne and embarked on a wild art-buying spree in Italy.

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People visit galleries such as Tate Modern to be surprised and amazed by wild and crazy art.

One of these is taken from the second chapter of James Fenimore Cooper's "Last of the Mohicans": an unsuspecting party of white travelers, including a pair of sisters, is passing through a gloomy forest unaware that they are being secretly observed by "a human visage, as fiercely wild as savage art and unbridled passions could make it".

Another example of wild and crazy "art": the bondage novel, Fifty Shades of Grey.