Sentence examples for makeshift art from inspiring English sources
A decade or so ago, the area was made up of half-abandoned warehouses and makeshift art spaces, mere blocks from the homeless encampments of Skid Row.
And now a new generation of local and expat cross-pollinators has upped the energy in Valencia's grittier redoubts: El Carmen, with its street performers and makeshift art galleries, and Russafa, the once scary, now savory market district.
These days, a pop-up experience can mean anything from a seasonal Toys RR" Us store to a $60 one-time-only meal prepared by a guest chef at a high-end restaurant to a makeshift art gallery in an alley.
Permission to use the outside of the dilapidated warehouse, at 45-46 DaviStreetet, as a canvas was granted by the owner, Jerry Wolkoff, who also rented out makeshift art studio space until 2009, when a fire escape collapsed and seriously injured a jewelry artist.
It served as a makeshift art gallery for all the prisoners.
The children were working with the art supplies I had brought to the Home, and all seemed to be well... until Simon and Margaret exploded out of the makeshift art studio: he in a flailing rage, and she in tears.
Royal Shakespeare Theatre, to 14 Mar LG This festival, in its eighth year here, was inspired by a Buenos Aires event where homes were converted into makeshift arts centres.
But at the same time, "Mule Skinner Blues," which opens today at Cinema Village (22 East 12th Street, Greenwich Village), regards this makeshift local art scene with unironic admiration, disclosing a vibrant, eclectic and deeply weird folk culture flourishing in the shadow of the global, celebrity-driven culture industry.
But Ransom's lectures at Kenyon put him to sleep, and the college had only makeshift studio-art facilities, so he quit going to classes.
About 50,000 Burners, as attendees of the annual Burning Man festival are called, were expected to journey to the Black Rock Desert in Nevada this week for days of revelry in a makeshift city where art is everywhere but showers can be hard to come by.
Mr. El-Gamal also said he would assess the community response to the events now held at Park51's makeshift space, varying from art exhibits and yoga and Brazilian martial arts classes to Muslim holiday observances and a discussion for Muslim and non-Muslim children about bullying.
