Sentence examples for documents performances from inspiring English sources

(Cotter) ★ 'Radical Presence: Black Performance in Contemporary Art' (through Dec. 7) This entertaining and philosophically intriguing show documents performances by more than two dozen black artists from the past 50 years.

(Smith) ★ 'Radical Presence: Black Performance in Contemporary Art' (through Dec. 7) This entertaining and philosophically intriguing show documents performances by more than two dozen black artists from the past 50 years.

In addition we collected documents such as tender documents and business plans (for each APPC), discussion documents, performance reports and meeting minutes relating to APPCs.

A New York City-based husband and wife dance documentation team, they are equipped to document performances, create and edit marketing videos and choreography reels, and much more.

Perhaps the most straightforward connection between performance and artists' books can be seen in those books that creatively interpret and document performances.

Most of the works in the show document performances and actions, and many of those actually did start with discrete sculptural objects.

Vanessa Beecroft, who organizes minimalist displays of live nude or seminude female fashion models, here presents four gargantuan photographs and many smaller ones documenting performances that took place in Germany and Switzerland.

Under Mr. Crutchfield's guidance the cast sang vocal embellishments, ornaments and cadenzas, even an alternate version of an aria for Adina, taken from sources that document performances of legendary singers in Donizetti's day and subsequent eras.

Gugenheim plans for the project to culminate in about ten documented performances.

Cibber was on the stage in every year but two (1727 and 1731) between his debut in 1690 and his retirement in 1732, playing more than 100 parts in all in nearly 3,000 documented performances.

Mr. Handmaker said he learned his lesson after failing to document performance issues regarding an employee who later sued.