Fostering an environment that is as progressive as the artist's varied oeuvre, Troubleyn/Laboratorium provides the grounds for an idealistic hotbed of artistic activity and this publication offers a glimpse of that possible utopia.
Non-league football is not generally considered a hotbed of artistic creativity.
At the age of fifteen, I was maybe not the expert I made myself out to be, but I did own a copy of "The History of Art," and knew that eastern North Carolina was no hotbed of artistic expression.
Helsinki has become a hot spot for artistic activity over the past decade, especially in film and video work.
That productive something turned out to be a rotating buffet of contemporary art, a radically different aesthetic experience from that other artistic hot spot across the Hudson River.
They wanted to activate it with something productive for the community". That productive something turned out to be a rotating buffet of contemporary art, a radically different aesthetic experience from that other artistic hot spot across the Hudson River.
THE Boedo section of Buenos Aires was an artistic hotbed in the early 20th century, home to Argentine cultural giants like the writer Roberto Arlt and the tango lyricist Homero Manzi.
But this spring, Ms. Maggio is moving there herself, joining an influx of high-profile galleries that are turning this quiet, birch- and pine-lined enclave into an artistic hotbed.
Mr. Diggs, who won a Tony Award in 2016 for his spirited performance as Lafayette and Jefferson in "Hamilton," and Mr. Casal, a spoken-word savant, both wrote "Blindspotting" as a type of primal howl: Their gritty Oakland — an artistic hotbed, particularly for black culture, powered by cycles of oppression and defiance — was becoming unrecognizable.
She runs away from home and seeks out Ethan and Kurt in "Sprooklyn", described by the counselors as the "artistic hotbed of Springfield".
