Sentence examples for artistic operation from inspiring English sources

Shechter is said to be something of a control freak, micro-managing every aspect of his artistic operation, but he knows what he thinks, and Political Mother is a blade-sharp realisation of that thinking.

Big Painting No. 6. is a prime example of his works that both turned a mundane household task into a planned artistic operation and made a time-consuming task appear as if it was produced mechanically in an instant.

His works both turned a mundane household task into a planned artistic operation and made a time-consuming task appear as if it were produced mechanically in an instant.

She is artistic producer, not director of artistic operations.

The 11 dismissal letters were signed by Don Sturdy, director of artistic operations, and Jorden Morris, ballet master and artistic coordinator.

Mandy Greenfield, director of artistic operations at Manhattan Theater Club, co-producer of "From Up Here" and commissioner of "The Madrid," said, "Edie had been very vocal with us about wanting to create a role in a new play".

REGRETS ONLY By Paul Rudnick; directed by Christopher Ashley; sets by Michael Yeargan; costumes by William Ivey Long; lighting by Natasha Katz; sound by John Gromada; production stage manager, Martha Donaldson; director of artistic operations, Mandy Greenfield; production manager, Ryan McMahon; general manager, Florie Seery; director of artistic development, Paige Evans.

"The Dallas Symphony hopes to make a musical and artistic statement with this," said Mark Melson, the orchestra's vice president for artistic operations, who was involved in choosing Mr. Stucky for the commission.

LOSING LOUIE By Simon Mendes da Costa; directed by Jerry Zaks; sets by John Lee Beatty; costumes by William Ivey Long; lighting by Paul Gallo; sound by Dan Moses Schreier; production stage manager, Barclay Stiff; director of artistic operations, Mandy Greenfield; production manager, Ryan McMahon; general manager, Florie Seery.

BLACKBIRD By David Harrower; directed by Joe Mantello; sets by Scott Pask; costumes by Laura Bauer; lighting by Paul Gallo; sound by Darron L West; fight director, J. David Brimmer; production stage manager, Jill Cordle; director of artistic operations, Mandy Greenfield; production manager, Ryan McMahon; general manager, Florie Seery; director of artistic development, Paige Evans.

"The hall opened before it was ready," Simon Woods, the orchestra's director of artistic planning and operations, said recently.