Sentence examples for arts publications from inspiring English sources

After the 90 days of marketing to artists -- through contacts with local arts groups and advertising in arts publications -- units may be made available to the general public.

The festival is organised by Aesthetica Magazine, one of the relatively few serious arts publications flourishing outside London.

Occupy's Arts and Labor Committee has written to arts publications and job boards to urge them to stop carrying notices seeking unpaid interns.

Over the years she has contributed to various arts publications; her first book, "A Computer in the Art Room," was recently published.

It can be hard to get a critic out of Paris, but on the whole, the level of criticism in the many specialist arts publications we have in France is excellent.

"It became apparent to us," Mr. Furlong said in a telephone interview last week from his home and modest recording studio in the Clapham section of London, "that none of that talk and none of our interests were being met by any traditional arts publications".

Things are stranger still in a fall campaign that the Kenzo designers Carol Lim and Humberto Leon are introducing Thursday in collaboration with Toilet Paper, the cheeky arts publication created by Maurizio Cattelan and the photographer Pierpaolo Ferrari.

Nick Sexton is a freshman at Princeton University, where he writes for the Nassau Weekly, Princeton's weekly culture, news, and arts publication.

Her articles have been featured in international publications such as Artinfo, The Art Newspaper, Beautiful/Decay, BlackBook, the Dubai-based arts publication Canvas, Modern Painters, Newsweek, and Whitewall.

This took me on a path road of freelance technical writing, instructional design, reviews and articles for a local arts publication.

From 1972 to 1990, he was editor of the Magazine Antiques and remained an editor at large for the fine arts publication until his death.