Sentence examples for crossroads of art from inspiring English sources

They shed a bit of light on a time when the crossroads of art and commerce really did look pretty groovy.

Established as a garrison outpost in the second century, from 400 AD the city grew into a thriving crossroads of art, culture, trade and ideas stemming from a wide range of influences from the Middle East, Persia, China and, via Gandaran India, Greece and Rome.

Brighenti, AM. "Artveillance: At the Crossroads of Art and Surveillance". Surveillance & Society Vol. 7 (2010): 12-12.

This past weekend, I find myself thinking about Steve standing at the crossroads of Art and Tech, and I wonder if this is what he had in mind as I navigate down a deserted industrial street in Bushwick and hone in on a crowd of smoking hipsters.

"With iPod and iTunes, Apple has created a crossroads of art, commerce and technology which feels good for both musicians and fans".

Similarly, OKgrl is a crossroads of art, fashion, design, content production, and above all, consumerism, all wrapped up in a culturally diverse, nostalgia-inducing, dreamy pop package.

Isaacson sees a particular kinship between the men because both worked at the crossroads of "arts and sciences, humanities and technology" — as did Isaacson's earlier subjects, Benjamin Franklin and Albert Einstein.

Leonard Jacobs is the founder and executive editor of The Clyde Fitch Report, a publication that covers the crossroads of arts and politics.

Photographs at the crossroads of high art and low life.

But the conundrum defines Hujar's significance at a historic crossroads of high art and low life in the late twentieth century.

You might say it's L.A. Jeremy Scott's appointment as creative director for Italian fashion brand Moschino is the latest development to highlight L.A.'s growing cool factor on the global fashion stage, its place as the next-generation crossroads of celebrity, art and youth culture and its importance as a gateway to the Asian luxury market.