Sentence examples for glamorous art from inspiring English sources
Many of my best friends are still baristas, slinging coffee to support Ph.D. habits or supplement glamorous art director wages.
The gallery was in a dumpy tenement several blocks from the glamorous art hub of 57th Street and Fifth Avenue.
In Britain we have a far more glamorous art world than Paris does nowadays.
Through five exhibition games, the United States excelled in basketball's less glamorous art, in trapping opponents, in pressuring and harassing them, in swatting and stealing, all practices supposedly beneath a group with the star power of this one.
Marnie attends a glamorous art opening, where her aggressive harridan of a boss pushes her together with a young man who's a rising young artist with a reputation — of both sorts.
Marnie attends a glamorous art opening, where her aggressive harridan of a boss pushes her together with a young man who's a rising young artist with a reputation of both sorts.
At the show's opening reception, on a steamy and drizzly Manhattan evening that coincided with the first night of New York Fashion Week, it was clear that the glamorous art-seeking class had returned from their summer peregrinations and were bouncing from gallery to gallery through the West Twenties.
This pair are always acerbically deadpan – they once filled Glasgow's Tramway Gallery with a huge black sculpture of the words Heroin Kills, and then asked glamorous art-world types to wear a gold necklace bearing the same words to the Venice Biennale.
This was at a tangent to the glamorous London art world.
Constance Schwartz, director of the Nassau County Museum of Art in Roslyn Harbor, N.Y., said the yacht brought a "glamorous" international art scene to her constituency's back door.
Instead of starting their own gallery, though, the two decided to market the artist's work with a series of glamorous global art parties in Milan, Moscow, London and Cannes, paid for by corporate sponsors and attended by many of their famous friends.
