Sentences with word «dilettantism»

Indeed, Adams's kinetic manner is easy to dismiss as dilettantism.

His edition» We Fly Higher «plays with dilettantism of home - made banners and a transparent and ironized utopia and idealism featuring corporate slogans which could for example come from international car leasing companies.

They hated, as they still do, Diane Abbott for what they saw as her bourgeois dilettantism.

For Nocturnal Animals takes dilettantism as a principle; Ford, who previously directed A Single Man

But credit Jones with rescuing Man Ray from his own dilettantism.

Barbara Bloom is best known for smart, conceptual installations that mock fine taste and effete dilettantism, while acknowledging the seductive charms of high culture.

His privileged background might also be said to dovetail with his genre - bouncing «in his early career, from impressionism to cubism «but there is little dilettantism to Picabia.

With very different motivations, paintings were produced that sought to examine the painting tradition, the post-war avant - gardes and the artists» own immediate present to equal degrees: masterfully executed «Bad Painting» encountered classical genre painting or staged dilettantism.

Many people think that «research proceeds better, faster, and deeper when you specialize,» associating «disciplinarity with rigor and interdisciplinarity with dilettantism,» he adds.

It is dilettantism.

In terms of the book biz, I laughed out loud at the comment about «dilettantism.»

«His rapid evolution through styles, and his willingness to work in many at once in his late years, has historically opened Picabia to charges of dilettantism, or a willingness to chase notoriety by any means necessary — which are also, of course, key aspects of today's contemporary art world.