Sentence examples for contact with the arts from inspiring English sources

"It's a wonderful way to get people in contact with the arts community in a cohesive fashion".

The play is worth it for some of Woolf's one-liners – as expressed by Ruhl – alone: "Nothing more disorders time than contact with the arts".

I find it deeply distressing that around a third of kids compared to five years ago now have no contact with the arts.

This way of teaching is intimidating, and boring, and does nothing to inspire young people, many of whom have had very little contact with the arts.

And we wanted to reach people in areas where the challenges of journey length into central London and lack of previous contact with the arts act as a potentially vicious circle to prohibit access to great art.

In parallel to its investment in cultural institutions, Labour launched programmes that reached out to young people across the country who would otherwise have no contact with the arts.

In Russia the demonic genius of Mikhail Aleksandrovich Vrubel had points of contact with the Art Nouveau style.

The galleries are smaller, providing a more intimate contact with the art, and unlike in Chelsea, the dealers themselves are almost always perched behind their galleries' front desks.

His earliest contact with the art world came in the late sixties, when he began hanging out at Kenter, a local club and performance space.

The program was founded in 2001 at Teachers College by Dr. Michael Bitz, who maintains contact with the Art and Art Education Program through lectures and workshops on his work.

The softly modeled forms, rich colours, and broad brushwork of the 1652 Immaculate Conception reflect direct visual contact with the art of the 16th-century Venetians and the Flemish Baroque painters.