Sentence examples similar to artists provision from inspiring English sources

"London is now cooling at the level of artistic production owing to a sharp decline in artists' studio provision," he said.

The artists oppose provisions that would require grant recipients to sign a pledge that the funds will not be used to produce obscene works of art.

Older artists may have no provisions in their contracts for such streaming services, or digital music at all.

Unlike some European countries, like France and Denmark, Britain does not make specific social provisions for artists, and the government's cuts to financing for the arts here have reduced subsidies to a bare minimum.

That provision calls for artists to share in the proceeds when a work is sold at a price that exceeds 120 percent of a previous sale.

The deal turns in large part on the copyright recapture, or a provision that lets artists reacquire their copyrights thirty-five yeafterfter an album's release.

In addition, this causes community friction and can cause more harm than good, so it's best to find solutions to provide graffiti artists with outlets, such as provision of areas where graffiti is allowed, encouraged by giving good graffiti artists opportunities to do the artwork for businesses and public areas.

Under Articles 67 and 71 of the Egyptian Constitution and Article 19 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, the right to freedom of expression and particularly, freedom of creative expression, is guaranteed; further, the domestic provisions assure that artists and writers will not be sentenced to jail time for publishing their work.