Sentence examples for bringing in artists from inspiring English sources

To that end Voorhies is bringing in artists whose work could suggest a range of connections for a broad spectrum of faculty and curriculum.

For several seasons, she tried to prod listeners, and perhaps performers, to think differently about music by bringing in artists from other disciplines to discuss what they do.

John Donnelly describes his experience: "I've mostly worked in schools in Kent and Essex, where there has been a huge impact in bringing in artists of all disciplines.

While most Silvermine shows are made up of guild artists, last summer she organized "Chelsea Comes to Connecticut," bringing in artists from three New York galleries.

Ahmir [Questlove] always does such a good job bringing in artists and doing a musical montage to keep a show going, and they asked me to do that this year.

They have a lot of contact with Europe and the United States, and there's more effort now in Puerto Rico to bring in artists from outside".

When she first moved to Marseille, Jessica was already talking about the boutique hotel idea and how she wanted to bring in artists she admired to design a few rooms.

"For us, being able to bring in artists from all over as performers, and really, as guests has been huge.

They inspired us to get into the live business and start to bring in artists that we feel emulate those live shows". Will Suter agreed.

Also, in the past, Denver Public School District has had partnerships with local organizations like Kaiser-Permanente and Colorado Shakespeare to bring in artists to schools to present anti-bullying campaigns.

As a curator, there are themes of work that I am drawn to and I feel that by bringing in two artists, who are dealing with similar issues in different ways, enhances the conversation.