Sentence examples for population of artists from inspiring English sources

The city is home to a large population of artists and writers, both native and foreign, and hosts regular music, dance and literary festivals.

For a while the composer shared a bohemian house with Auden and a revolving population of artists and hangers-on in New York.

Robert Sullivan (March 5) discusses the new population of artists who have settled in Bushwick, a once-cheaper option to Williamsburg, which was a once-cheaper option to Manhattan.

Schiele falls into a population of artists who identified not just with van Gogh's work, but also with his life story, particularly after van Gogh's letters were translated into German and published in 1906.

What sounds like a Finnish musical revue is actually a new cabaret series at Helsinki Hudson, a restaurant and music space in Hudson, N.Y., that's become a popular nightspot for the Hudson Valley's growing population of artists.

When he first arrived at the Museum of Contemporary Art in 1980, Los Angeles had the second largest population of artists in the United States, but there was no institution that offered a continuous exposure to contemporary art, and no forum for younger artists.

The Sunday morning clientele mirrors Salt Lake's diverse population of skiers, artists, yuppies and churchgoers.

It helps to have a dense population of young artists competing for greatness.

"There is a growing population of Westchester artists and a growing interest and need for space to show their work".

But that's changing, thanks to a fresh crop of bars and restaurants inspired by the city's old-time charms, as well as its growing population of young artists and its farm-rich location.

"We have a much larger population of young artists and professionals who have little sympathy for old-school ward politics but who, with many Latinos as neighbours, live exactly in Cianci's former strongholds," says Anthony Affigne, a political scientist at Providence College.