Sentence examples for expanding audiences from inspiring English sources

From the cutting-edge of our Bauhaus exhibition to the huge popular appeal of Bond, the Barbican is at the forefront of expanding audiences to the arts".

He brought both talents -- artistic creativity and distribution savvy -- to the task of expanding audiences through education and thereby making arts more self-supporting.

Opera houses around the world are moving toward expanding audiences in as many electronic ways as possible: through Internet streaming and downloads, in DVD sales, on television on demand and, most dramatically, in movie theaters.

"I've always been interested in bringing the art world and theatre a little closer together and this project does that – in some ways it isn't necessarily true that people who go galleries are the same people who go to theatre and this is one way of expanding audiences".

The New York State Council on the Arts is fueling the movement by encouraging cultural groups to "take the time and energy to think through how they approach their programs with an eye toward expanding audiences," said Nicki Clarke, its executive director.

Beckman, Conzo, and Cooper's works "show the development of a culture from the grassroots, and these photographers were part of propagating the culture to ever expanding audiences," he continues.

If successful, the company could capitalize on a rapidly expanding audience.

The expanding audience for Mr. Gray's work is gratifying for Ms. Russo.

The N.F.L.'s move is in the vanguard as Web publishers respond to an expanding audience overseas.

Some radio analysts say it remains to be seen if Sirius, even with its expanding audience, will ever rival FM radio's ability to drive music sales.

If it sounds as if he's talking about positioning a brand before a new or an expanding audience, he is.