Sentence examples for artistic frontier from inspiring English sources

But his next artistic frontier is space space waste, to be specific.

But his next artistic frontier is space space waste, to be specific.

For some people, the Central Market Arts District has the exciting potential of a new artistic frontier.

He'd offer to make coffee, and I knew - and here's one of the great luxuries of my life - I knew I could ask him anything, on any artistic frontier, and he'd have an answer.

Sweeney had another term for it, championing "tastebreakers" who "break open and enlarge our artistic frontiers".

"Inflatable Frankenstein," a co-production of Performance Space 122 and the Kitchen, is one of the opening productions in a month replete with theater work that aims to stake out (or make up) new artistic frontiers.

Frontier living is frontier living.

With the advent of digital technology, musical signal processing applications have greatly expanded the frontiers of artistic expression by creating a myriad of new possibilities for music and sound creation and manipulation, as well as music listening.

But Locarno, 66 years old this year, is distinctive mainly for being what its new artistic director, Carlo Chatrian, calls "a frontier festival" — one that draws both from the margins and the cutting edge, keeping faith that audiences will respond not just to the tried-and-true but also to the prospect of discovery.

The film's political subtext seems relevant and troubling because Mr. Leconte sees the past as a region not of quaint mores and pretty costumes, but as a volatile frontier, a realm of artistic and moral risk.

"This is a new frontier," said Mr. Goode, the founder and artistic director of the Joe Goode Performance Group and a professor in the theater, dance and performance studies department of the University of California, Berkeley.