counterstatement
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of counterstatement
Example Sentences
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In the mid-1960s, when conceptual art, Pop Art and minimalist sculpture were in the ascendancy and painting was declared dead by many critics and artists, Mr. Marden issued a powerful counterstatement.
From New York Times
Hours later, Mr. Berman issued a counterstatement denying he was leaving.
From New York Times
It’s a provocative, line-by-line, video counterstatement.
From Slate
By the time the Trump administration moved its war games into high gear this week, Kamasi Washington, the tenor saxophonist, had already issued a counterstatement.
From New York Times
Jannis Kounellis, a Greek-born Italian artist who made use of humble materials like burlap sacks, wax and coal in works of sculpture and installations that offered a poetic counterstatement to the values of high art and the corporate world, died on Feb. 16 in Rome.
From New York Times
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