Sentence examples for diverse artistic from inspiring English sources

Featuring 152 creative occurrences, including a mock-gym for political resistance training, a workshop for sculpting objects that have been mistaken for guns, and their very own inaugural ball, 100 Days Action brought together like-minded artists from diverse artistic backgrounds to implement a wide variety of socially engaged protests.

Many of us who wrote criticism and theory in the late 1980s and 1990s, especially those of us who advanced nomadic or multicultural criticism that included and explored the world's diverse artistic productions, thought that diversity was winning (though hardly had won) the day.

The show's cast, composed as much of musicians, songwriters and performance artists as actors, reflects Mr. Malloy's own diverse artistic background.

Arlene was a friend and mentor to several generations of artists and will be keenly missed by a large and diverse artistic and literary community.

The two exhibitions reveal diverse artistic personalities, yet nicely complement one another.

At the heart of Africa's highly diverse artistic production has been the reinforcing of major African cities as cultural capitals.

A young city, a lovely city, a staggeringly diverse and artistic city, a future city – although I don't think it will ever easily forget the 20th century.

For instance, the exhibition "Crosscurrents in the Mainstream" at the Zimmerli, which runs through July 31, contains the work of 11 artists of diverse backgrounds whose artistic visions have little obvious connection to their ethnic cultures.

May we present the wonderfully named Whitney Houston Biennial, a one-night, all female art show geared toward anyone who has ever thought, "I'm every woman, it's all in me!" Curator and artist Christine Finley is the force behind the exhibition, hosting 75 female artists from diverse physical and artistic backgrounds.

"We had diverse intellectual and artistic interests and were interested in living cooperatively.

He was both gregarious and eclectic, a centripetal element in a diverse and chaotic artistic world.