Sentences with phrase «as academicism»
In reaction to what he regarded as the academicism of the teaching curriculum he turned to making sculpture out of rubbish, to performance art and to producing photographic works in which he often posed.
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You have to wonder, however, if the same will be true at a school like Hyde, where character is understood as a kind of antidote to excessive academicism.
He saw his destiny as a continual vanguard action against the forces of academicism in art and conservatism in society.
Critics hoping to greet some kind of academicism as the new millenium hoped too hard for just that.
Korean Dansaekhwa painting emerged in the 1970s as a reaction to the academicism of the National Art Exhibition and the country's rapidly changing social and political landscape.
They picture a worldly knowing — an academicism, to say the least — and embody a taste — in other words, a class — as forms of content to work with, not to solely depict.
Lance Esplund, in the NYSun suggests that the National Academy can't seem to purge the academicism:» As I have said in the past, the National Academy and its museum, which has recently mounted important shows of Jean HÃ © lion, David Smith, and Louis Michel Eilshemius, are a crucial part of the New York art world.