Sentence examples for art premises from inspiring English sources

On Saturday Mr. Colo will perform "Sweeping Memories," a ritual cleansing of, and farewell to, the Exit Art premises.

On May 19 Mr. Colo will perform "Sweeping Memories," a ritual cleansing of the Exit Art premises, which will thereafter be converted into a new gallery by Sean Kelly, a dealer in Chelsea.

Ms. Rapley described herself as "overwhelmed" and excited at the idea of the new, state-of-the-art premises.

Forty this year; new, state-of-the-art premises at Tramway, Glasgow; a regular component of the Edinburgh international festival: Scottish Ballet has much to celebrate.

Foyles, which claims to be Europe's biggest bookshop, is currently preparing to move down Charing Cross Road in London to a new state-of-the-art premises.

The Dallas Museum of Art opened its new Arts District premises in 1984; the Meyerson followed in 1989.

But twice recently, the club's stewardship of its own art-filled premises, a Gothic Revival brownstone and a designated landmark, has been brought into question.

He said, "What you have been telling us this week about romanticism and the death of God where religion becomes art is premised on a certain understanding of God, namely that God is unitary and infinite.

It's a dubious art historical premise.

(Lionsgate, Blu-ray $29.99, not rated) LE HAVRE Set in the French port city of the title, Aki Kaurismaki's delightful film takes off on the well-worn art-house premise of a lonely old man (here, André Wilms) who takes in an abandoned child (an African refugee without papers, played by Blondin Miguel).

Wolkoff has allowed artists to create and exhibit art on the premises since 1993 and critics are distraught about losing this iconic piece of New York City history.