Sentence examples for artistic enclave from inspiring English sources

"Even if it's 50 degrees, he puts his things on and goes on trips," says Liam Farrell of Mbongwana Star, a band who emerged from the same artistic enclave and who cast the spaceman in a recent video.

From roughly 1986, when Spike Lee's first feature-length film, "She's Gotta Have It," which I helped finance, captured the spirit of the black bohemia in Fort Greene, until the early years of this decade, I had always viewed the area as a crucial black artistic enclave.

The mere anticipation of its arrival turned empty storefronts into gleaming galleries and coaxed residents of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, and other artistic enclaves in New York City to relocate here.

Beyond the conservative conformity of Santiago Centro and the soulless towers of Las Condes, the financial district, there are thriving culinary and artistic enclaves that are a joy to uncover.

Copper, lithium and other mineral exports have turned Chile into the most stable and prosperous nation in Latin America, according to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, while an influx of fresh cash from foreign investment has both enlivened Santiago's cultural output and emboldened its culinary and artistic enclaves like Bellavista, Lastarria and Barrio Italia.

Nearby, Prenzlauer Berg had the reputation of being something of an artistic, even alternative enclave during the time of East Germany.

The transformation of the West Village has been well documented, from an artistic and counterculture enclave to a sprawling outdoor shopping mall and streets of expensive restaurants.

Michael Ritchie, the artistic director of this summer enclave in Massachusetts, confirmed this week that his festival's production of "One Mo' Time," the hit 1970's musical about black vaudeville in the 1920's, is to open at the Longacre Theater on March 6.

But this spring, Ms. Maggio is moving there herself, joining an influx of high-profile galleries that are turning this quiet, birch- and pine-lined enclave into an artistic hotbed.

"It's a bohemian enclave," said Michael Wilson, the artistic director of the Hartford Stage, a Tony-award winning regional theater.

Dr. Altchek was a constant personality in a neighborhood that changed many times, from proper society enclave to wartime boardinghouse district to artistic bohemia to haven for young professionals.