Sentence examples for artistic prism from inspiring English sources
The label carved out its niche by re-imagining the OST through the unique artistic prism of cult horror.
The film intercuts on the ground sequences of demonstrations in Minsk -- smuggled footage -- with the theatrical works created and interpreted through the artistic prism.
In that sense, "Backing Into Forward" is a prequel to "Just Kids," Patti Smith's memoir, which concurrently serves as a prism on New York's artistic class.
"We're trying to view the artistic developments of the early 70s through the prism of glam," said Pih. Glam, the show argues, was an attitude, a state of mind, a heightened sense of self-awareness and identity.
Several other theater producers and artistic directors echoed his desire for exploring war through a prism of hopefulness, but they were torn about whether productions that deal directly with Iraq and Afghanistan, or with Israel and the Palestinians, would appeal to wide audiences.
"Artistic works must be evaluated according to creative criteria and not through a moral prism," said Khadija Rouissi, an opposition MP and deputy speaker of the parliament.
"Prism" represents a homecoming, one that might have taken place sooner had Mr. Tomasson's responsibilities as artistic director of the San Francisco Ballet not been so all-consuming.
"Prism" is a homecoming for Mr. Tomasson, who was one of City Ballet's stars before he became artistic director of the San Francisco Ballet in 1985.
