Sentence examples for charged artists from inspiring English sources

But it didn't really take off until 1988, at the height of anti-Thatcherism, when the artist Damien Hirst opened an exhibition featuring a slate of politically charged artists.

Titled "Munch/Warhol and the Multiple Image," it brings attention not only to Warhol's era of Munch-ian fascination, but also to the very apparent similarities between the two emotionally charged artists.

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The artist lineup for Istanbul includes Gulsun Karamustafa, an established, politically charged artist known for her fabric collages including Motorcycle, 1986; and Halil Altindere, whose "Presidents" (2010-11) series of photo-realist paintings are a caustic commentary on Turkish prime ministers.

During the show, he accused Mr. Taylor and the station of charging artists and labels to have their records played in heavy rotation, among other things.

eListeningPost makes money by charging artists a signup fee of $45, plus $9 per month.

It could then sell chunks of its tokens to earn revenue instead of charging artists directly.

However, they charge artists to monitor their music, and most musicians can't afford to pay.

Since its listing, Spotify has focused on building out its "two-sided marketplace," with the goal of one day charging artists and music labels for services.

iLike is charging artists a one-time fee of $99, and will also participate in a rev-share deal for those that want to charge for their applications (the current plan is for a 50/50 split).

My mind turned to an article I'd written about music industry A&R executives who set up a service where they charge artists for listening to demo tapes.