Sentence examples for crowded art from inspiring English sources
Except that this Cheshire exhibition 'has successfully muscled into the increasingly crowded art festival scene with a Biennial that combines integrity with a sense of fun and adventure'.
The Upper East Side will give Chelsea a little competition for the title of most crowded art openings on Friday, when the cartoonist CHRIS WARE unveils his first New York show at the ADAM BAUMGOLD GALLERY on East 79th Street.
What registers is the impression of movement -- the turn of a head, the jostling of bodies at a crowded art opening or a demonstration.
If you know where to look, though, there are hidden histories, quiet corners and elusive itineraries to be discovered — places that, much more than the crowded art galleries and guidebook-friendly churches, give a real flavour of the past.
YOU wouldn't know it from wandering around the crowded art fair in Bologna a few weeks ago, or from seeing Larry Gagosian's new gallery in Rome, where some of the moneyed, antiseptic air of the Chelsea of New York reaches the neighborhood around the Spanish Steps.
But the conflict between maintaining a studio practice, keeping that toehold in the exhibition world and income generation meant my day job as an arts manager crowded the art making out.
By the mid-'90s it had become crowded with art works," he said.
Beth Gibbs manages the Lilford Gallery Folkestone, which opened over the summer, and is found on a winding cobbled street newly crowded with art shops and cafes.
That's in contrast to the Palace, which has traditionally lured big names (Liza Minnelli, Betty Buckley) and touring companies expected to draw crowds ("Art" starring Judd Hirsch is to play the Palace June 6 to 11).
We're under pressure not to stand out from the crowd... Art makes people discover the power of their imagination.
The crowd: Art of Elysium, which brings the creative arts to hospitalized children, is a favorite charity of young Hollywood, so A-listers filled the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles.
