"We welcome the decision of the British government which mandates that artistic designs will soon fall under the same copyright protection in the UK as they do in other European countries," says a spokesperson who declines to answer which of the works it distributes qualify as artistic.
The board expected that his mandate of artistic expansion and wider company recognition would come at a price, but they never dreamed that he would rack up an $800,000 deficit in his first season.
But the N.E.A. was originally mandated to foster artistic creation, and it did so brilliantly during the Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon, Ford, Carter and Reagan administrations.
And so, in their Singaporean way, they are trying to mandate (and calibrate) free speech, artistic expression, creativity and risk-taking.
Sarris concedes that despite its artistic failings, the film does hold a mandate around the world as the "single most beloved entertainment ever produced".
Students were charged with creating their own hypothetical theaters, coming up with an artistic season and, most important, formulating a distinct mandate for their institutions — yes, the old (and apparently forgotten) vision thing.
The group's mandate is to "promote all realms of artistic, sexual and political expression both personal and external" at "unconventional and unexpected places".
Airlift's mandate has always been to bridge the gaps, whether geographical or artistic, of collaboration.
The triumph of artistic independence (and prescient accessibility) in an age of musical hermeticism and conformism mandated by the cold war?
The showing off that is the youngest child's prerogative and mandate was forged by the grown Stein into a formidable social and artistic tool.
