The term "artistic programming" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to the use of programming language to create art or artistic works. For example, "Using a combination of HTML and JavaScript, John was able to create a truly beautiful example of artistic programming."
Finally, with such a larger platform to curate, did Ballet West Artistic Director Adam Sklute change his artistic programming, knowing that his choices of repertory and dancers would be seen and judged across the country?
"They have raised the level of artistic programming and introduced major international artists to the city".
On June 13 Long Wharf announced that Greg Leaming, the theater's director of artistic programming, would serve as acting artistic director.
Rick Ruth, Ms. Lieberman's chief of staff, said: "First there was a slow and then a precipitous decline in money for cultural and artistic programming.
I'll be taking responsibility for all the Royal Court's artistic programming – commissioning writers, working out what we're going to put on, and directing some of the plays.
Unlike Mr. Gall, who was hired as a tough manager, his Belgian-born successor, Gérard Mortier, is best known for cutting-edge artistic programming.
The Bay Area has a substantial community of artists and artistic programs.
The Huntington Arts Council holds shows at its Main Street Petite Gallery, sponsors the Huntington Summer Arts Festival with 50 dance, musical and theatrical performances in Heckscher Park, and also offers myriad artistic programs and services to cultural organizations and artists.
"Choosing to be an artist requires passion and commitment," Lisa Leone, Vice President of Artistic Programs at YoungArts, tells The Creators Project.
The architects were Ictinus and Callicrates, and Phidias was in charge of the whole artistic program.
Nicolas Bourriaud, director of the school, oversees both its complex artistic program and its buildings.
