Sentence examples for arts introducing from inspiring English sources

"It's heavy stuff for a 1 o'clock concert," said Julian Wachner, Trinity Church's director of music and the arts, introducing Thursday's lunchtime performance of the work, in a double bill with Britten's mesmerizing Illuminations.

Richard Klein, the BBC4 controller, said: "Arts, music and culture have always served as the backbone of BBC4 but this year we're increasing our commitment to topical arts, introducing a number of new strands that will enable us to shine a light on contemporary arts, theatre, literature and film.

Rachel Cooper, Asia Society's director for cultural programs and performing arts, introduced the evening with a short speech about hip-hop's global appeal.

The here presented approach to arts introduces knowledge as an additional dimension for defining and understanding arts.

Here, David Burnett, curator of international art, introduces Evicted by Blandford Fletcher.

Major exhibitions of Russian art introduced the country's collections to a Western audience.

Pop art introduced the frisson of wedding lowdown imagery to the big painting's sublime form.

The next year, Jenny So, the museum's curator of ancient Chinese art, introduced him to one of the museum's newest acquisitions, a polished stone ax.

Although there have been many examples throughout art history of depicting slices of everyday life, such as Dutch still life paintings, twentieth-century art introduced and experimented with different modes of appropriating everyday life, most famously with the use of ready-mades.

Art introduces you to a social environment that you otherwise would not have access to.

Art introduced into an elderly care home markedly improved the inhabitants quality of life.