An evocative title is a name or phrase that strongly brings up specific emotions, memories, or images in the minds of people who see or hear it. Full definition
Easily the winner of the «most evocative title of the festival» award, Granny's Dancing on the Table tells two stories: the present - day struggles of thirteen - year - old Eini (Bianca Engström) who lives alone with her abusive and religious father in rural Sweden, and Eini's accounts of her grandmother's (Karin Bertling) colorful adventures in decades past. (seventh-row.com)
Joseph Beuys often uses evocative titles such as Sternbild des Bären / junger Elch rechts über dem Haus des alten Müllers (Constellation of the bears / young Elk right over the old Miller's House)(undated) that shed light on his compositions. (artefuse.com)
Glenn Brown's work has been the subject of numerous exhibitions with evocative titles both in Britain and abroad, signalling his role in the renewal of contemporary painting: a painting that looks at the history of western art in order to «digest» and «transform» its given styles, and subsequently to produce a psychological content and an idiosyncratic universe. (artlyst.com)