Sentence examples similar to artistic tides from inspiring English sources
In response they began a collaborative practice that is as much about the nature of artistic influence and the tides of art and cultural history as it is about the process of creation.
Steven Atkinson, artistic director of High Tide, agrees.
And it takes a collective tide of artistic activity to thrust the most interesting and daring movies to the surface.
Tuck professors Hall and Johnson advise companies to rescue artistic processes from the tide of standardization with a three-step approach.
But I have hope in the next wave of artistic leaders that the tide will change.
While moving to Long Island gave Mr. Brodsky artistic inspiration — "I began to discover the tides, the bays and mud flats," he said — his marriage was not going well, and family problems weighed on him.
Other boys in town might describe you as a "poof" or "pansy", and while their parents may opt for gentler but still loaded terms such as "artistic" or "sensitive", it hardly stems the tide of small town gossip.
"I'm a firm believer in the tide raising all boats," said Martha Lavey, artistic director of the Steppenwolf Theater Company, the city's most prominent ensemble.
The impulse of witnessing is in itself a kind of artistic creation, which is the wedge against the tide of barbarity.
Songzhuang rode that high tide to become a global center of artistic achievement and striving.
