She wanted to create a new form of proletarian art and a more heroic sound for the model opera productions that she had ordered to be created.

This is the constitutive feature of proletarian art, which accounts for the political relevance of his decorations.

The walls of the office were covered with some sort of pan-African proletarian art in which magnificent black men were throwing off yokes of oppression.

From the 1930s this genre also began to be used in proletarian art.

"I see the rock paraphernalia as both a culture industry product as well as a form of proletarian folk art," he says in an exhibition statement.

Fortunately, the restaurant is more than an experiment in proletarian art.

Herself a former actress, Jiang was obsessed with the idea of creating a new form of proletarian art to replace traditional Western and Chinese performing arts like ballet, symphony and, especially, Beijing opera.

There was no proletarian art in the world, so she took Beijing opera and classical music and put them together.

He despised proletarian art, and the ways in which populism and mass politics tortured the writer; but he had little patience for art's high priests.

Empson argues that ". . . good proletarian art is usually Covert Pastoral", and uses Soviet Russia's propaganda about the working class as evidence.