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The newspaper was a mainstay of the artisticmovement known as futurism.
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Happening: An artisticmovement based on the interaction among different forms of expression.
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But he said he is very much a part of a national artisticmovement.
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They are the offspring of the same artisticmovement, and it was the phenomenal
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The last time science fiction had an artisticmovement, it was back in the mid-1980s.
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All around you, I said, lie the conditions for a great artisticmovement for every great art.
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Abstract expressionism came about in post-World War II and was the first notable American artisticmovement to define a stylistic era.
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The artisticmovement had invaded dress and upholstery, and Pre-Raphaelitism tapered down into aestheticism, domestic art, and the wearing of sunflowers.
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He was in the forefront of every artisticmovement symbolism, realism, cubism and surrealism which marked the first half of our century.
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Their prevalence in his communities caught Attukwei's attention, and he began to reimagine the purpose of these objects as part of an artisticmovement.
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Stately and simple architecture for your cities, bright and simple dress for your men and women; those are the conditions of a real artisticmovement.
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Cassatt was one of only three women impressionist painters, and the only American to fully integrate the most important artisticmovement of the 19th century.
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Those words reference ages as much as artisticmovements.
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We examine the conceptual development of the anatomic model in light of the history of neuroanatomic understanding and coexistent artisticmovements.
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Since the 1940s, many terms have been coined to define artisticmovements using recording technology to generate new, often dystopic sound environments.
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Inspired by the artisticmovements that shaped the 60's and 70's through social change is a mission and ideology Harbison will continue to employ.