Sentence examples for parallel artistic from inspiring English sources

And Hemingway's notes to himself from Cuba show a parallel artistic imperative: the search for blunt, descriptive, concise prose.

But, by then, he had embarked on parallel artistic endeavours, culminating in his first one-man show of paintings at the Reid and Lefèvre Gallery in 1931.

The gentle falsetto arpeggios remain intact yet the psychedelic indie-rock breaks are newly streamlined, a parallel artistic progression to the Dirty Projectors' leap this year.

And then, over the years, I began to teach photography, which was another, parallel artistic interest.

But these familiar figures are transformed anew through Reedus' parallel artistic perspective, and the blood, pus, and general nastiness becomes but one curious facet of a whole new story of surrealism, secrets, and serendipity.

As "Selected Poems" progresses, readers will notice two parallel journeys — one artistic and one personal.

Johnson says any kind of western art parallel to the "artistic dynasty" you see in Papunya is very difficult to find.

Does this iconoclastic Anastasi performance, cued no doubt by Cage and Duchamp, make a visual parallel with the artistic intricacies of Beethoven's masterpiece?

In parallel with her artistic and pedagogical endeavors, Chicago published Through the Flower, a work that has become a touchstone for feminist autobiographical writing of the 1970s.

Interestingly, in parallel to these artistic interpretations of high fashion logos and emblems, premium streetwear – in the guise of designs by Brian Lichtenberg and Boy London  – logos have never been bigger, both literally and metaphorically.

This moment was an artistic parallel to the Act 1 finale when the peasants gathered about the dead Giselle.