Sentence examples for creative manifesto from inspiring English sources

Holly Herndon talked through her creative process, Matthew Herbert his creative manifesto; Mute founder Daniel Miller reflected on the creativity of A&R, and Ninja Tune's Matt Black explored whether electronic music needs to be a lot wilder.

The leadership frontrunner, who writes poetry and enjoys abstract paintings, raised the possibility of changes to the planning system to place an obligation on developers and local councils to fund local art as he launched his creative manifesto.

This group was later known as the "Manchester school", though there was never any sense of sharing a joint creative manifesto, and the members soon went their separate ways.

In one sofa-furnished area, half a dozen experts from HEC Montréal, a business school, helped participants think through a five-step "creative manifesto" approach to endeavours such as promoting wrestling matches, marketing medical devices and designing an airport that bores less.

As much as any of his hero's ideas — including the famous gentle exhortation of "Tell Me a Story" ("The name of the story will be Time / But you must not pronounce its name") — Milch has embraced this as a creative manifesto.

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Eddy put together his own creative brief/ manifesto for the project, asking Korine, Fedorchenko and Kwiecinski that "someone must sing a song that is completely made up", and that "a stuffed animal needs to make an appearance".

With a little bit of work and some creative finesse, Betty Friedan's manifesto can retain its relevancy another fifty years into the future.

2.33pm: In between being heckled and delivering economic warnings, Brown unveiled Labour's manifesto for the creative industries.

It is the prime source of all creative work", Walter Gropius, from Bauhaus Manifesto of Foundation/Basic Course, 1919 .Basic Design", also known as "Foundation Courses" or "Enseignement Préliminaire", formed the basis of the pedagogy of the classical schools of design and architecture.

Manifesto pledges include creating creative apprenticeship schemes paid at the living wage, protecting the BBC licence fee, and setting minimum pay guidelines for artists and other performers.