Sentence examples for artistic rationales from inspiring English sources
Among the artistic rationales for major revisals are fixing weak books or dealing with dated — even off-putting — material, like the ethnic stereotyping in "Flower Drum Song" (heavily revised for a short-lived return to Broadway in 2002).
There is a straight line from Harmonia and Andromeda to the works of Tracy Emin, Sarah Lucas and Ms. Beecroft, and I am referring not just to the shared fixation on naked pudenda but also to the more or less flimsy artistic rationales and the inevitable tut-tutting of moralizers, all of which makes fodder for cheeky art critics and other marginal exploiters of the flesh.
There is no artistic rationale that explains this.
The league discourages producers from triggering the special situation clause, he said, unless the artistic rationale is "very convincing," adding that he believed "Priscilla" met that test.
"It's about life; it's about death; it's about process, man," she said, repeating the artistic rationale for her particular role: sitting in the middle of the gallery next to a pile of her own excrement.
The production flamboyantly exposed the hideous gash but discreetly veiled the artistic rationale for turning this tabloid story into drama.
That's exactly how Kennerley met Nathan Geering, artistic director of the hip hop theatre company Rationale, who approached him with a research proposal two years in the making.
That Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk had been singled out as the rationale behind a drastic shift in government artistic policy is now beyond dispute.
