Sentence examples for making a new work from inspiring English sources

"Next year I'll be making a new work with Sweet Honey in the Rock.

The adaptation of novels and stories has become a well-plied genre, usually not with the spur of homage so much as of making a new work.

Meantime, David Dawson, the British-born, German-based choreographer who is currently making a new work for the Royal Ballet, has just written for the FT on the same issue.

JOHN JASPERSE COMPANY When John Jasperse makes a new work, it should be seen: end of story.

Just then, the Avignon Festival offered me $50,000 to make a new work.

No one has written to the city, or to the newspapers, saying, "We're the community, and we're going to make a new work possible".

It's good that Mr. Peck will also make a new work to a commissioned score by Mr. Stevens; but more familiarity with these recent Peck creations would help us all.

The commission demands that the artist makes a new work "in response to the Tate collection, highlighting the visual and intellectual ideas that connect historic and contemporary British art".

"At first we decided to stop working," she said, "but the director of a festival in Novi Sad commissioned us to make a new work, even though the bombs had destroyed all but one of the bridges to his city.

At one point Abramović actually had a retrospective completely planned and ready to ship, when she decided it was wrong, that she should make a new work for the space.

An audience member asks if Abramović will add her voice to the campaign against the closure of Aboriginal communities – perhaps return to the desert and make a new work.