45 definitions of broad
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Broadly speaking, ‘In-between Things’ addresses the theme of globalization and its relation to contemporary art.
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She doesn't believe in art for a 'broader public' or in the so- called eternal value of paintings and sculptures.
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This broad idea can be transposed onto the exhibition to show the commonalities between distinctly different artists.
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Oosterling pointed to the salient absence of this tension in photojournalism, which broadcasts far worse images to the world.
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In this way, the meanings of hospital-linen bags increasingly broaden, and at the same time acquire meaning as marks of style.
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The book offers a broad and up-to-date review of the most important developments, themes and ideas in the visual arts of the 1990s.
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The book offers a broad and up-to-date review of the most important developments, themes and ideas in the visual arts of the 1990s.
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Just as Ido draws from a broad source of existing language, Brauns proposals adopt a wide array of imagery to illustrate the works of Juste.
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Recast in the ink of his handwriting, it is no longer possible to identify the original source material (glossy magazine, broadsheet or brochure).
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