Sentence examples for collective held from inspiring English sources
That scene was on display last September, when the collective held a zine release party at the Hole gallery's shop on the Bowery, celebrating "Luck You Zine #03: You," a result of a summer zine workshop.
Regina Rex, whose members think that "artist-run exhibition space" better describes their modus operandi than the term "collective," held its first opening in June during Bushwick Open Studios -- a four-year-old art festival that now features more than 300 shows in over 150 locations.
THE rainstorm raging outside Never Ending Books, a modest space on State Street, seemed to echo the sonic deconstruction taking place inside as the New Haven Improvisers Collective held its monthly workshop dedicated to breaking down music into its basic parts and building it up again on the fly.
The residents saw themselves as an artists' collective, holding house parties with of-the-moment music and cheap beer for musician friends and hosting exhibitions of friends' artwork.
Control pads and overalls at the ready, this Double Dash!! themed collective holds Mario Kart knockout tournaments and various other themed socials.
The center, which was founded in 1980 and is run by a collective, holds events in a city-owned tenement at 156 Rivington Street.
On the evening I went, the New York audience was deathly silent, a collective holding of breath punctuated by k sniffs, sobs and tears.
More recently, as her performances have become less frequent, those whispers have given way to something a little more soulful: a collective holding of breath.
"I think what you're seeing is a waiting period, a collective holding of the breath while everyone sorts out their own personal response," Mr. Gaghan said.
In Guatemala, these "parallel powers" -- unofficial, immune from prosecution and scrutiny -- have created a spectacular architecture in which General Ríos Montt is not the only power behind the throne; indeed, there are a series of thrones, with figures ever more sinister behind each one, and their collective hold on power has become only stronger since the 1996 peace accords.
Wednesdays IPO launch will allow Vietcombank to sell a total of 97.5 million shares, or a 6.5% stake, in a public auction to outside investors, including foreign investors, whose collective holding in any Vietnamese bank is statutorily capped at 30%.
