Sentence examples for artistic discussion from inspiring English sources

Downtown, late-night cafeterias were the sites of floating political and artistic discussion and acrimony.

After Thornhill's death, in 1734, Hogarth reestablished his drawing school on a cooperative basis, and it became an important arena for artistic discussion and experiment.

I appreciate the creative and artistic discussion offered by Mr. Chabon, but some kids are crying out for help, not literary standing.

Then, last year, I was attending the John Hewitt Summer School in Country Antrim, an annual literary event that, on one level, seems to provide a space where the legacy of the Troubles can be aired in the guise of artistic discussion.

From science fiction to philosophy, the virtual, networked spaces created via our rapidly evolving information technology have generated much theoretical and artistic discussion.

Although close friends of Serl's were familiar with his complex relationship to identity and sexuality, the fact is often left out of artistic discussions of his work. .

Section 18D makes exceptions for artistic works, discussions, debates, event reports in the public interest and fair comment if it is in "expression of a genuine belief" held by the person making the comment.

The tours, though, are only part of the plan, Mr. Malone said, to "make Ten Chimneys serve the 21st century the same way it did the 20th century -- as a place for artistic creation and discussion".

Once centres for artistic and political discussion, attracting mainly older males with their dim, wooden atmosphere, eye-watering amounts of cigarette smoke and free-flowing beer and rakija, today's kafanas are experiencing something of a renaissance, attracting younger locals who have grown tired of the city's increasingly mainstream club scene.

Yet the film's sunlit, Impressionist beachside images mask its inner turbulence, just as the sophisticated artistic and psychological discussions of the two men (Daniel Pommereulle and Patrick Bauchau) who compete for Haydée's favors conceal the perverse carnal jousting that gives rise to them.

Yet Hartmann also contests what he called "subjective idealism," and in his discussion of artistic creation emphasizes the artist's engagement with the material constraints of artistic media.