Sentence examples for artists organized from inspiring English sources

Profits support a collective of local artists organized by Mr. Campa.

To protect their precarious employment and to improve working conditions, artists organized nationally in an Artists Unionn.

Abstract art was considered a symbol of bourgeois decadence, but Mr. Qian and his fellow artists organized their own unofficial exhibition with work that employed abstracted forms.

Westport artists organized themselves officially in 1947 as, simply, the Westport Artists, and they met informally, and sometimes riotously, at various locations around town.

"Beautiful Losers" the movie ends with scenes from "Beautiful Losers" the traveling exhibition of former Alleged artists organized by — who else? — Mr. Rose.

When the artists organized protests, singing and likening Mr. Giuliani to a dictator, the police started arresting them, leading a number of them away in handcuffs.

The movie captures the creativity and conflict when a group of young, gay artists organize a weekly performance-art party at the bar.

She soon graduated to curator and was a conduit to an emerging clique of downtown artists, organizing shows like "Nest," in which Dash Snow and Dan Colen filled the gallery with thousands of shredded phone books and phallus-centric graffiti.

(In addition to her Bruce work, she helps artists organize themselves by teaching them to write grants, clean their studios, invoice for their work, and so forth. "I help them help themselves," she said).

In Detroit's extended era of decay, projects like Write a House are the kinds of good-news stories that get national attention — small groups of people, often artists, organizing innovative projects whose larger-scale impacts on the city itself are hard to gauge.

The times fostered a huge upswing in artists organizing for political objectives.