Sentence examples for name of artistic from inspiring English sources

There are rather too many works by academic painters in the name of artistic ecumenism.

And we do this without feeling any sense of moral guilt — it's all in the noble name of artistic creativity.

This is also where the Parisian tradition of using opium in the name of artistic inspiration began.

He said he feared that fiction would be mingled with fact in the name of artistic freedom.

Even before her concert, Madonna was one of many celebrities from around the world calling for the young women's release in the name of artistic and political freedom.

If the regime refuses these conditions, the Philharmonic should, in the name of artistic freedom, decline to perform in North Korea.

An article on Aug. 7 about the revival of the Hudson Valley misstated part of the name of an artistic school that frequently depicted the New York countryside.

Correction: October 19 , 2001 Friday A picture caption yesterday with a review of the Parsons Dance Company misstated the given name of its artistic director.

A picture caption in The Arts yesterday with an article about the Manhattan Theater Club misspelled the given name of its artistic director.

An article in The Arts yesterday about the staging of a Russian ballet from the 1920's, "Le Pas d'Acier," at Princeton University misspelled the given name of the artistic coordinator.

It is hard not to see the whole thing as a publicity stunt using the name of an artistic hero — a veritable saint of the avant-garde — to advertise the New York arrival of Hauser & Wirth, one of the richest purveyors of contemporary art.