Sentence examples for artistic aims from inspiring English sources

Across Austria, Germany, Switzerland, and beyond, friendships formed amongst artists concerned with generating new avenues of access to their artistic aims, often realized in the form of public group events, as well as collaborative publications like art journals, inexpensive multiples, and artists' books, all of which could be widely circulated and enjoyed independently of fine art institutions.

Joseph is handsome and soft-spoken, with a goatee flecked by gray — an artist who at the age of 33 is confident of his artistic aims, yet remains demure about his achievements.

I'm not so certain about Hammett's lack of artistic aims.

Rimsky, Stravinsky told Mr. Craft, was "shockingly shallow in his artistic aims".

A few of the show's photographers have more ambitious artistic aims.

Not only were Bernstein's politics entirely sincere, they were wholly of a piece with his artistic aims.

Graham's artistic aim was the stylization of human emotion.

Mr. Carvey captured a certain essence of Mr. Bush, but his artistic aim was far broader.

"Disrupting the spectacle is a valid artistic aim; it can be enjoyed by writers and audiences.

Interviewed near the end of his life, he insisted that "scandal" is itself a valid artistic aim.

His artistic aim — to promote understanding, compassion and tolerance through text and movement — results in dance-theater productions, assembled like collages, that feel like public-service announcements.