"We agree with Mark that affordable ticket pricing plays an important role in that, and use our public funding to maintain artistic risk-taking, accessibility and diversity".
The triumph of artistic independence (and prescient accessibility) in an age of musical hermeticism and conformism mandated by the cold war?
While staying true to their cool, uncompromising attitude, YYYs' Show Your Bones easily outscores the Strokes' efforts in its combination of artistic ambition and poppy accessibility.
The Public Theater's $40 million revitalization of its downtown home at Astor Place will be unveiled on Oct. 4 with a series of events to honor a rededication to its founding principles of artistic development and public accessibility.
His work in graphic design created a new kind of accessibility to artistic political commentary and went on to heavily influence the foundations of the Bauhaus movement.
In an age in which accessibility is an artistic imperative, the audience was becoming an embarrassment.One of Sir Trevor's solutions was to direct classical Broadway musicals like "Carousel" and "My Fair Lady" which transferred to the West End.
Thousands of partnerships throughout its history have helped to maintain the highest standards of excellence in the arts while expanding the accessibility of this artistic wealth to children and adults in every corner of the state.
The paradigmatic Miramax films -- "Pulp Fiction," "Shakespeare in Love," "Life Is Beautiful," "Amélie" -- combine, in some measure, provocation and accessibility, riskiness and sentiment, artistic brio and popular appeal.
"Sundance seems to have smartly focused more intently on programming not only for artistic quality but also for consumer accessibility," said Kevin Iwashina, managing partner of Preferred Content, a movie production, sales and advisory company.
Some intend to encourage visual literacy, accessibility and open interpretations of artistic meaning, and some want cutting-edge conceptual performance art and the lingo to go with it.
