However, Hands failed to win the respect of key artists.
Manifesto (Dir: Julian Rosefeldt) Video artist Rosefeldt stages re-enactments of key artists manifestos, as performed by Cate Blanchett.
That didn't mean everyone on the list had to be British, or even working in the UK: the importance of key figures in the US industry couldn't be ignored, and nor could the influence of key artists, songwriters and producers who have set trends that have been followed, or whose commercial success is undeniable.
Gerber's place as one of the key artists of Sydney postmodernism makes him a significant figure, since much of his art aligns closely with the art historical heroes celebrated by that 80s generation.
He met many of the key artists and writers of the time, including Pissarro, Degas, Renoir, Monet, Daudet, Mallarmé, Turgenev and, above all, Zola, who was to prove an influential figure in Moore's subsequent development as a writer.
While he's had access to Glass, Wilson, and their collaborators, "The Earth Moves" also surveys the impressions of other key artists from the New York of that moment, such as John Lurie and Laurie Anderson.
"William Scott is one of the key artists in the collection, and if you look out of the window in the new display you will be able see where William Scott grew up".
Head of music at Radio 1 and 1Xtra, George Ergatoudis, credited the band as one of the key artists instigating a revival in mainstream rock music.
He's joined by the young Spaniards Silvia Ortiz and Inés López-Quesada, who opened a branch of their Madrid gallery, Travesía Cuatro, in the upscale Colonia Lafayette neighborhood a few years ago in order to be closer to some of their key artists — local talent who have seen their stars rise on the contemporary scene, including Jose Dávila, Gonzalo Lebrija and Jorge Méndez Blake.
As you enter the Warp Records office, the left-hand wall is adorned with framed press shots of all the key artists to record for the venerable electronic music institution over the years.
The term started as the name of an album by one of the form's key artists, Ornette Coleman, from 1960, even though that recording only hinted at the further extremes of free jazz, some of which were in evidence in Coltrane's final two years.
