avant-garde造句

Even the most avant-garde art is past.

Ordos even has an avant-garde art museum — totally empty.

The myth of an avant-garde serves the same market forces avant-gardism pretends to overthrow.

But he likes the idea of more avant-garde wedding art.

The legend of the avant-garde Crazy was launched onto an audience which was both French and international!

Born in 1952 in Beijing, Mr. Huang has been active and influential in the Chinese avant-garde for decades.

This new works by China's leading avant-garde painter and calligrapher exemplify the artist's continuing exploration of calligraphic mark-making.

Some grown children may remember Horton the Elephant on his propped tree from Dr. Seuss’s avant-garde tale of 1940.

You know the critic Lu Tonglin, who speaks of your "doubly-subversive position" in even the male-centered avant-garde tradition?

The once bohemian and avant-garde ground zero of New York City is now one of the few bases for edgy music lovers and urban trendsetters.

But, just as modern fiction incorporates Joyce and Kafka into more traditional narrative structures, today's avant-garde cuisine is post-modernist, not modernist, art.

American composer of avant-garde works, such as Sonatas and Interludes for a piano with its strings damped by wood and metal(1946-1948).

Making traditional objects out of recycled materials can be trashion, as can making avant-garde fashion from cast-offs or junk.

Wu believes that this historical trajectory has now whiplashed into a grossly excessive demand for the chic, the new, and not to mention the expensive aesthetic of contemporary, avant-garde design.

Although Wang Mo-Lin has concerned little theatre, body culture, performing art, and avant-garde art for a long time, he is concerned as well as a sign of troublesomeness, heresy, rabidity, and clamor.