Sentence examples for artistic crusade from inspiring English sources

The exhibition that triggered Ms. Ruiz-Picasso's outburst focuses less on Pablo Picasso than on the broader anti-Fascist movement that Vladimir Mayakovsky, the Russian poet, dubbed "the Army of Art" — an artistic crusade against the rise of Fascism during the 1930s.

His crusade for artistic unity in ballet had already begun, but at this stage it made little impact.

No longer a rough edit, it now represented both the culmination of a director's crusade for artistic freedom and a thrilling, unmediated communication between film-maker and film fan.

The previous artistic director, Irene Lewis, had crusaded to diversify the audience and the programming, which involved, for example, bringing in Mr. Kwei-Armah from London to stage his play "Elmina's Kitchen" in 2005 and commissioning "Let There Be Love" from him in 2010.

Three programs concentrate on the most reliable of Graham's works — "Cave of the Heart," "Sketches from 'Chronicle,' " "Appalachian Spring" — and the current artistic director, Janet Eilber, continues with her crusade to provide "context" by inviting guest hosts, including Lar Lubovitch, Susan Stroman, and Jacques D'Amboise, to tell anecdotes.

The crusade against the crusaders continues.

Two sweet new books, "Mousterpiece" and "Sky Color," continue what seems to have become a kind of crusade to teach children the value of artistic self-expression.

One purpose of "The Street Children's Crusade," Mr. Sinisterra said, was "Bolivarian," meaning that it brought artists together from various Latin American countries in a joint artistic endeavor in the spirit of the 19th-century Venezuelan liberator Simon Bolivar.

A new crusade?

Very artistic.

Politics became his crusade".