Sentence examples for worthwhile art from inspiring English sources

"Any worthwhile art is never optional," he said.

It panders to a cosy lie, that everyone is equally able to create worthwhile art.

Provocation isn't the first aim of Creed's art - nor, I'd suggest, of much worthwhile art today.

We think it will get you to most of the worthwhile art on the Web quicker and easier than anything else out there.

Nabokov wrote of the game: "Chess problems demand from the composer the same virtues that characterise all worthwhile art: originality, invention, conciseness, harmony, complexity and splendid insincerity".

If information pirates like Ian Clarke are allowed to have their way and destroy the copyright system (front page, May 10), what they will be left with is a new world bereft of any worthwhile art.

I am a patron of at least three worthwhile arts organisations and four useful pressure groups.

Television became universal in many places in the 1950s, but it took until the 1970s for artists to start making worthwhile experimental art with it.

It's this passion to find an audience that underlies the only worthwhile public art, whether that turns out to be in the street or in the gallery.

There are also hints of bodies of work that might sustain further study, making the show worthwhile for art-history graduate students in need of dissertation topics or curators seeking exhibition ideas.

"Dancer in the Dark," like any worthwhile piece of art, flouts its own enabling aesthetic rules at will.