Sentence examples for active artists from inspiring English sources

On the third anniversary of the invasion of Iraq, Cindy Sheehan, the antiwar protester, begins a 15-city speaking tour with a concert featuring politically active artists.

Active artists on big labels are less inclined to revolt because they've been paid their recording advances – they don't particularly care how their music is sold, as that's always been the label's job.

Are critics like Serge Daney or Leo Steinberg any lesser a critic, have any lesser a project or point, or of any less importance to their fields, as critics, for not being active artists?

His interest soon led him to the Bronx, where the 2 and the 5 lines had some of the most active artists around, like Lee Quinones and Steven Ogburn, known as Blade.

Only "active" artists were considered those who had released an album or film or toured during the specified period.

Billboard has embraced social sources for music rankings before, including streaming services in its measurement system and offering a chart of the most active artists on social media, but this is a more real-time attempt to measure sentiment as it happens on the web.

Through March 31 A devoted student of the vanguard Philadelphia painter Arthur B. Carles (1882-1952), Quita Brodhead is still an active artist at the age of 100.

Many of those institutions, which are, either in part or wholly, supported by an active artist membership, give curators a chance to obtain a sampling of the contemporary art being created within each organization's geographical area.

With an active artist-in-residence programme, the museum's support has led to the creation of more than 80 major new works of art, and some 50 original performances.

The group's founders have since gone on to individual careers — Ms. Valdez is a painter; Mr. Gamboa teaches at the California Institute of the Arts and remains an active artist; Mr. Herrón is a painter and founder of the punk band Los Illegals; Gronk is a successful artist and stage designer, collaborating most recently with Peter Sellars.

The most influential thinker was Maksim Gorky, who during the 1920s called for "creative fantasy," for children's stories "which make out of the human being, instead of a will-less creature or an indifferent workman, a free and active artist, creator of a new culture".