Sentence examples for an artistic performance from inspiring English sources

It was an artistic performance," her lawyer Tewfik Bouzenoune said on Sunday.

The whole event was meant to be an artistic performance, not just a party, and part of the performance was the long voyage to get there, which created the myth, the aura, of voyaging afar to reach some wild destination".

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This article reports early results of an artistic performance that has been carried out with the collaboration of a musician, who played with the robot as part of his live stage setup.

All three also lend themselves to the philosophy of performance, including philosophies of identity and how features such as race, class, gender, sexual orientation, disability and other components of human identity are performed by a human performer who may have an identity in non-artistic life that differs from one they inhabit during the course of an artistic performance.

"It's not a joke or an artistic performance," he said.

His latest novel, "The Curfew," reviewed in the current issue, is set in a country in which all artistic performances are banned, and it is not uncommon to see a body thrown off a bridge.

The hoax was linked to a question about a "spirit cooking" artistic performance in one of the campaign's hacked emails.

The Times praised Holst and his forces for "a most interesting and artistic performance of this very important work".

The statement on Lenbachhaus' website reinforces the band's artistic relevance: "Since they performed at the Venice Biennale in 2005, the world of contemporary art has also begun to see Kraftwerk's multimedia shows as a unique form of artistic performance".

The inaugural, Occupy Chicago-endorsed festival, scheduled for May 12-13 in the city's Union Park, aims to "highlight the struggle of social and economic inequality through artistic performance" according to an event announcement.