His sympathy and affection for artists fighting to make their way from the margins to the center and for an era stuck between the parentheses of history comes through on every page.
Mr. Eustis's sharp sense of what works onstage and his obvious affection for artists and artistry are why the playwrights affiliated with the Public — one of the nation's most storied theaters — have embraced him so ardently since his arrival in 2005.
Her affection for artists has helped her to create a sprawling community.
Most readers will leave these pages with newfound curiosities about, and yes, affection for, artists that weren't on their radar before.
Soprano Cynthia Morey ascribed the strong affection that artists had for the company to "the unique family atmosphere engendered by the company's direct descent from its creators, Gilbert, Sullivan... Richard D'Oyly Carte, followed by his widow, Helen, his son Rupert, and finally his granddaughter Bridget".
Boule to Braid is a wandering exhibition at London's two Lisson Gallery sites curated by the artist, who has a special affection for observant artists who can create beautiful or strange objects from everyday materials such as string, trays, bricks and bottles.
The sport requires enormouscourage, and Schulberg's offerings resonatewith a profound respect and affection for thebruising artists that is rare among reporterswho have never bent through the ropes to achorus of howls from a bloodthirsty throng.
"I simply want to express my affection for those artists who have paid with their lives".
The object of her affection was an artist named Patrick Hughes, and Ms. Bartsch followed him right to the Chelsea Hotel on West 23rd Street, where the romance soon went south.
The core themes of the ballet — the different tugs of duty and love felt by an artist, the demands for affection made by an artist's spouse, the continuance of art beyond life and death — emerge with absolute directness.
