Sentence examples for a unique arts from inspiring English sources
In the aftermath of the 1996 fire, a group of local benefactors led by Kunzel formed the Greater Cincinnati Arts and Education Center (GCAEC) to, in Kunzel's words, "transform the area around Washington Park into a unique arts community that would include a new School for the Creative and Performing Arts".
(That's right, 854 -- three digits, not four, and way before the year became 1000!) The venue also holds regular church services, including the last Christmas service where Benedict Cumberbatch attended with then-fiancee Sophie Hunter, The dance was part of a unique arts festival called SCOTS Land, a recent tradition bringing a fresh dimension to an annual Scottish festival.
A wonderful treasure of a unique art gallery.
Whatever his means, Duruflé unquestionably made a unique art work with a powerful personal stamp.
Outdoor art There are stunning pieces to enjoy on the Grizedale Forest sculpture trail, a unique art experience.
The room where she died was transformed into a unique art gallery, full of drawings, postcards, flowers and self-portraits.
The result was a unique art of the intimate within the colossal, the sort of monumental pointillism that had its closest prior likeness in Jacques Tati's "Playtime".
Besides serving as a marketplace and exhibition space for C.G.I. artwork, digital-art Web sites also offer discussion groups, chats and tutorials buzzing with opinions on the finer points of using computers to create a unique art form.
However, it is in Old Master paintings that astonishing discoveries turn the Maastricht Fair into a unique art show, as fascinating to casual visitors as to collectors driven by the urge to buy.
For much of the last 16 years he has been working on the restoration of ancient footpaths, part of a unique art project led by one of the most popular British artists of the last 20 years, Andy Goldsworthy.
Interaction with ancient Indian culture resulted in a unique art into which some strands of European influence crept in, particularly in book painting on which Western religious engravings, brought by European missionaries to the court of Akbar, had an impact.
