Sentence examples for case of artists from inspiring English sources

Such complaining is to be expected in the case of artists whose fans feel they own them, by virtue of early devotion.

But the markets are most volatile in the case of artists who once seemed destined for permanent superstardom, then lost their way.

I would have liked a reading list, for she ranges encyclopaedically but doesn't give full references; in the case of artists, she sometimes doesn't even give the last name, so you can't follow up.

In the case of artists who made less theatrical use of paint, however, evidence of the hand can be hard to see and only slowly revealed, as I was reminded on a recent visit to the exhibition "Piero di Cosimo: The Poetry of Painting in Renaissance Florence," at the National Gallery of Art in Washington.

They include smarter recommendations based on the music people have been listening to, and a Twitter-like feature to follow individual artists, DJs, music experts and other Spotify users' activity on the service, including playlists they create and (in the case of artists) new music that they release.

Locally – that is, in the case of artists not necessarily or primarily concerned with chart gold – Australian pop was kicking plenty of home goals, with highlights including Andras & Oscar's gorgeous Cafe Romantica, Chet Faker's soulful Built On Glass, Megan Washington's There There and Bertie Blackman's The Dash, the latter doing its best to bring back the righteous saxophone solo.

Heidi Zuckerman Jacobson, the director and chief curator at the Aspen Art Museum and a judge in the Houston Artadia awards, says that was particularly true in the case of artist Brent Steen back in 2003.

In the case of artist Richard Ankrom, the civil contribution came in the form of Guerrilla Public Service, an art project that saw Ankrom installing fabricated markers onto existing freeway signs without permission.

In the case of artist Heather Dewey-Handorg and her Stranger Visions project, she's picking up stray hairs, cigarette butts, chewing gum and finger nails in public places like bus stops, restrooms, restaurants, and wherever else people might inadvertently leave traces of themselves behind, and using these samples to sequence and analyze the DNA contained within.

The United States has a notoriously arduous visa application system that has led to numerous well-publicized cases of artists and performers being refused entry.

On view are cases of artists' books, limited edition works, and fine press books from a range of international artists using a variety of techniques, including wood-block prints, lithographs, silk-screen images, die-cut pages, calligraphy, and hand lettering.