Sentence examples for building artists from inspiring English sources

At the Banknote Building, artists pay just $400 for a new 650-square-foot studio, about a third of what they might pay in downtown Manhattan.

But the hall is best known for two programs that have helped to define its two-pronged mission of building artists and audiences.

The school was gutted by a fire in May 2014, and as part of an appeal towards resurrecting the historic Mackintosh building, artists were sent the charred remains and asked to craft them into a work of art.

Tacita Dean, who is now an internationally known artist, has argued for the value of very small organisations – many of which are now under-resourced – in building artists' careers: "My first cutting room was at Four Corners in London.

Plans include building artists' studios and office suites for arts-related businesses on the eighth floor of the 73-year-old former bank building, an official national historic landmark now known as the Arts Exchange; establishing a cultural tourism center on the lobby floor, which is also used for art exhibits and performances; and updating the building's two elevators.

With the help of a team of LEGO building artists, Alphin collected some of the most impressive (and realistic) tiny buildings, producing a beautiful compendium of miniature architecture expressed using plain white bricks.

The red-brick building, demolished in 1956, is to be recaptured in "The Tenth Street Studio Building: Artist Entrepreneurs from the Hudson River School to the American Impressionists," an exhibit opening Thursday at the National Academy Museum, on Fifth Avenue at 89th Street.

With The Hive, an upcoming installation for the UK Pavilion at the 2015 Milan Expo, which also features a food-focused eco haven and a smog-absorbing building, artist Wolfgang Buttress wants to bring the plight of the honeybees to light.

The nation-building artists represented here include Yoko Ono, Michael Ashkin, Jonah Freeman, Gregory Green, Andrea Zittel and Evru, formerly Zush, who created the Evrugo Mental State in 1968.

After Slovenia declared independence from Yugoslavia in 1991 and the army vacated the buildings, artists and musicians squatted in many of them, and some of these structures are still used as underground galleries and artist studios.

Hired by the government to make murals and other adornments for official buildings, artists enlarged their studios, got used to working in bold scale and kept right on going.