Sentence examples for artistic credentials from inspiring English sources

Skidmore set itself up as den mother to a group of younger artists and architects, perhaps as a way of burnishing its artistic credentials.

You couldn't imagine a group with better artistic credentials.

Yet his artistic credentials are at best sketchy.

Since those times, the community has become increasingly affluent but retains its artistic credentials.

So you could say it has world-class artistic credentials, too.

The other part of the reason: no modern studio executive has comparable artistic credentials.

Metelkova, in contrast, has built its image firmly on its artistic and cultural credentials.

Four years ago his mix of artistic and entrepreneurial credentials won him an invitation from the government to run the beleaguered national opera.

The gift, to be formally announced next week, will go toward the development of the Clive Davis department of recorded music, which university officials say will help establish the artistic and educational credentials of Mr. Davis's field.

Mr. Jackman, 40, has never been nominated for an Oscar but has artistic credibility, an important credential for the M.C. of the film awards show.

It is timed to a Manhattan festival organized by Lorca's namesake foundation, which has preserved and burnished his literary credentials as a major artistic force in Spain's prewar avant-garde.