Sentence examples for performance conceived from inspiring English sources
I became aware of Machine Dazzle's work in 2008, when I saw "Lustre, a Midwinter Trans-Fest," a performance conceived by and starring Justin Vivian Bond.
In this performance, conceived and directed by Daniel Fish, four actors concentrate on doing something very, very difficult – voicing Wallace's famously effusive and recursive prose, footnotes and all.
A shadowy male portrait by Jayson Keeling shifts the perspective to male on male, as does Clifford Owens's "Anthology (Jacolby Satterwhite)." The fiercely seductive male odalisque in this picture is Mr. Owens himself executing a performance conceived by Mr. Satterwhite, a fellow artist.
As if in response to this, on the final day we were brought tastefully back to modernity with a buffet brunch at the Gallery Thaddaeus Ropac Pantin and a performance conceived by the young and talented British artist, Oliver Beer.
In February, at the Judson Church, Mr. Dine and Mr. Oldenburg organized "Ray Gun Spex," a series of six performances conceived by themselves and others.
May 10 2013 January 6 201414 The works on view range from postwar experiments with darkroom processes, to feminist performances conceived for the camera in the nineteen-seventies, to images related to labor and globalization in the eighties and nineties.
The Millennium Bridge stunt was the first in a series of seven secret events that happened across London throughout the day, with all performances conceived by 62-year-old New Yorker Elizabeth Streb.
(The Detroit News) BMW released details this week about its first M Performance vehicles, conceived to fit between the high-performance cars of the M division and their standard equivalents.
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It's been almost like an extended piece of performance art, conceived to see how far he could push the industry and keep it coming back for more.
This loose group of filmmakers has displayed an original idea of performance and conceived of an original way of making films to foster it.
