Sentence examples for artistic obsessions from inspiring English sources

It was an idea he had already been mulling; a serendipitous meeting of our journalistic needs and his artistic obsessions.

EAST HAMPTON, N.Y., Aug. 12 — The theater director Robert Wilson has been faithful to his artistic obsessions for more than four decades.

Ms. Berlin and Warhol shared many of the same artistic obsessions, from experimenting with Polaroid cameras to fiddling with tape recorders.

Intent on exploring his three artistic obsessions, "passion, nature and awakening" Musso creates music so spectacularly still it barely moves the air around it.

Lee's new film — which premièred last night at the American Black Film Festival — follows the contours of Gunn's film fairly closely — even as it connects, from the very start, with the core of Lee's own artistic obsessions.

And the Louvre also quickly taught her, she said, that many of her artistic obsessions are ones that have been to central Western art history, and to myth and religious iconography — sex, violence, rapture, despair and the slippery nature of gender.

Fortunately, what started as an artistic obsession recently became a paying job.

If you knew the record, you might not have been surprised, and yet his 40-minute set sounded like a near-heroic act of artistic obsession.

"One of the most important things that will stay with me forever is Greg's advocacy of artistic obsession," said Katy Grannan, who graduated from Yale last year.

Of all the many eloquent lyric lines in the musical, these mad, staccato "trancelike" noodlings are the least likely to be quoted, but they are the truest expression of artistic obsession.

Writing about "Ishtar" before, I emphasized May's depiction of artistic obsession, as an object of derision, a source of wild comedy, and nonetheless a tenderly sad tumult of affection.