Sentence examples for dance print from inspiring English sources

The dance print press —reduced now, in real terms, to two magazines (Mixmag and DJ Mag)— seems anachronistic, quaint, unable to cope with just how fast moving club culture and its attendant artefacts (y'know, the records themselves) is and are.

The dance print press reduced now, in real terms, to two magazines (Mixmag and DJ Mag)—seems anachronistic, quaint, unable to cope with just how fast-moving club culture and its attendant artefacts (y'know, the records themselves) are.

Photographer Jesús Chapa-Malacara has come painfully close with his ethereal series "Dance Prints: Humans Slicing Through Space," which explores the language of dance through striking images and ghostly gestures.

He was a major innovator in the fields of painting, sculpture, dance and print making.

Most important, Gold has figured out how to make Chaplin strut and feint and dance in print.

In that capacity, she introduced many Japanese artists to the West, including masters of traditional music, dance, woodblock printing and the tea ceremony.

On Sunday, Mr O'Brien threw the symbolic first pitch at a baseball game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the San Diego Padres, wearing a Dodgers shirt with "Dancing Man" printed on the back.

Mr. Demby manages the market's day-to-day operations and keeps it from becoming one of those run-of-the-mill street fairs that can be found all over the city (tube socks, bad dance music, Indian print blouses).

Some are listed in guides that helpfully sort by discipline: Art + Auction magazine (artinfo.com), for example, has a calendar that lists exhibitions, fairs and festivals around the world; Dance Europe, a print and online magazine (danceeurope.net), lists festivals in 20 European countries.

Never one for consistency, Kirstein, who founded the New York City Ballet with Balanchine, attacked modern-dance choreographers in print but also invited several as guests into his company.

It turns out this is the first authorized edition in Italian of the Dance of Death, printed in 1549 (the binding is from a later period).