| I think a lot of videos are good but video as a medium is now an academy, and artists, anyone creative, have got to resist academism. |
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| Natalia Taravkova, with the academism of classic painting, invents living forms that softly absorb us. |
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| Escaping from the groves of classical academism, he was initialy drawn to jazz but gradually abandoned it in favour of traditional Balkan music. |
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| So it was the Indépendants, of course, academism, you know, the formal salons. |
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| The social structure, the heavy academism and specific institutional traits blocked any possibility of learning or expressing new modes of thought. |
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| That is what he really prefers, disliking the academism of the time, in search of a realism which he wants to imprint on his work. |
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| I do not have to in no case the intention to paint something of beautiful, of pleasant to look at, rejecting by principle any idea of academism. |
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| His vision is courageous as well as deeply personal in a world obsessed with virtuoso performance and academism. |
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| A painter of the reality », a painting, Coccording to Maurice Druon, he has expressed himself according to classical techniques, short of academism. His paintings reveal his feelings with simplicity and ingenuity. |
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| Fascinated by the facade academism and the ideology of the superficial, it continuously ignores the social reality, its adventures, its risks and its upheavals. |
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| Beauty and serenity emanate from these works, in which the artist, whilst respecting the obligatory aesthetic canons, liberates himself from academism by creating a multitude of coiffures and decorations. |
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| Created at the home of Camille Van Camp in March 1868, this was the expression, at a precise moment in the history of 19th century painting, of a tense situation of conflict between academism and the masterful avant-garde. |
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| It is probably in Switzerland that du Bos's influence was the most fertile: Bodmer borrows from him to fight against Gottsched's academism, and Sulzer takes him as a basis for his theory of sensibility. |
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| The sterility of 19th century academism had not yet suffocated their art. |
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