Sentence examples for curious artist from inspiring English sources

This intellectually curious artist has added another to the list of demanding, obscure roles she has learned but will probably not get many chances to sing.

But really you can't imagine what "Secrets of the Shadow World" is like, any more than you can imagine a day in the life of a tirelessly inventive, endlessly curious artist with a video camera, or a day in your own life.

But recently Mr. Morgan released the company's first classical album, "20th Century Duos for Violin and Cello," with works by Zoltan Kodaly, Roger Sessions and Maurice Ravel and performed by two brilliant and musically curious artists, the violinist Gil Morgenstern and the cellist Darrett Adkins.

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Curious artists, journalists and art world figures streamed through the airy, light-filled space for a one-day sneak peek inside the museum, which is not scheduled to open until Sept. 20.

A patient and wily administrator, he is, above all, a man who knows and loves art, a man who is curious about artists, a man who has curated great shows, from the hugely significant A New Spirit in Painting (1981) with Norman Rosenthal at the Royal Academy of Arts, to the glorious Cy Twombly exhibition (with Nicholas Cullinan) in 2008 at Tate Modern.

Officially described as a survey of "the interstices of art and medicine, death and culture," Morbid Anatomy is really just a creative laboratory where curious scientists, artists, writers and weirdos get together to explore the underworld of scholarship that no one else gives a second glance.

Though the 19th-century painter Eastman Johnson may seem like a curious choice, the artist also had a studio on Nantucket.

Curious about the artist's inspiration for these compositions — paintings and drawings dominated by shapes that look strangely like Casper the Friendly Ghost (who had his film premiere in 1945, Mr. Elderfield learned), combined with odd, amoebic figures; abstracted body parts; and grinning faces — Mr. Elderfield said he "turned to the wonders of Google".

The segmentation of this column is so random, I'm always curious of the artist's reaction.

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