Sentence examples for artistic relationships from inspiring English sources

Although many female artists' lives were as rich in incident, in love, and in artistic relationships as their male counterparts, it can be difficult to find depictions of the men that were these artists' lovers, friends, and muses.

There remains a lot of support for Berry, who has built significant artistic relationships with opera companies around the world as well as with artists.

I want to start to have artistic relationships with other companies, both in the United States and in Europe.

A popular colleague, he was sought after by many directors and developed strong artistic relationships with several, especially David Pountney.

Sydney's dancers, who in the past have included the heartthrob Paul Mercurio, propelled into the limelight by Baz Luhrmann's film "Strictly Ballroom," favor long-term artistic relationships.

The histories of the major artistic relationships in Papp's life — his long collaboration and painful parting with his loyal associate Bernard Gersten, his fatherly love for the playwright David Rabe — are also examined from all sides.

That was also the year she met Surrealist artist Arshile Gorky, with whom she later studied and formed an important friendship and artistic relationship.

Balanchine had a special artistic relationship with the composer Igor Stravinsky.

"We've stayed together because of our artistic relationship," Ms. Bhuta said.

Since Baudelaire's flâneur stalked the Paris streets, the artistic relationship with walking has changed.

Returning to civilization in 1946, he began a fruitful artistic relationship with the director Luchino Visconti.