Sentence examples for artist editing from inspiring English sources

Kamerić and Sala's collaboration was intended as a single film, but a disagreement led to each artist editing the footage they had shot independently, eventually making two almost hour-long films with the same title, the same settings and action, the same cast of Saravejans, all of them old enough to have experienced the siege for themselves.

His wife, a commercial artist, edited several of his books and was co-author of his book on worker cooperatives in Spain.

Mr. Taylor, the artist, edited the satellite images of the rainfall patterns into an animated video artwork that accompanies the music on CD-ROM.

As a struggling young artist, he edited photographs for Mademoiselle's covers.

The Snippy World of New Yorker Fashion Artist Michael Roberts, edited by Grace Coddington (Steidl; $85).

One other work must be noted: a book, "Younger Than Jesus: Artist Directory," edited by the show's curators, and published by the New Museum and Phaidon Press.

During the seventies, deAk and Walter Robinson, an artist, co-edited a magazine named Art-Rite, a messy, impudent, sort of in-house organ of the New York avant-garde.

This happened when artist David Horvitz edited the Wikipedia entry on Ian Curtis, the lead singer of Joy Division, claiming that the singer glanced at one of Horvitz's photographs in the moments before his suicide.

Other artists physically edit existing newsprint.

And — this is always a risk run by narrow-gauge scholarship — it has resulted in the work of both artists being edited to fit the "conversations" idea.

The BBC said it had been sent Allen's set list in advance, including the songs with explicit lyrics, but said "on the vast majority of occasions artists self-edit their lyrics during live radio performances".