Sentence examples for prestigious artists from inspiring English sources

And not just any studio, mind: he chose United Artists - the prestigious "artists' co-operative", founded in 1919 by the all-star team of Charles Chaplin, Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks and D.W. Griffith.

Other prestigious artists set to play at the dairy farm in Somerset include Motown singer Lionel Richie and jazz singer Gregory Porter.

The MacDowell Colony, the prestigious artists' retreat in New Hampshire, has awarded the photographer Nan Goldin its Edwin MacDowell Medal for lifetime achievement in the arts.

They lured prestigious artists to the court, made the position of imperial art adviser a high bureaucratic post and wrote lavish commissions into the state budget.

Coldplay, Kylie Minogue, David Bowie and other prestigious artists are set to leave EMI after Universal's £1.2 billion takeover was approved today on condition it sells several of the recording company's labels.

At 43, Morris now has such an impressive reputation that the world's most prestigious artists (Yo-Yo MandHoward Hodgkin and Baryshnikov among them) ask to work with him.

A costly, prestigious porcelain becomes more valuable when a costly, prestigious artist reframes the commodity in terms of a rather low-rent spoof.

When Mark Grotjahn relinquished a prestigious artist award and acknowledged that the prize had been bestowed upon too many white male artists before him, many were startled.

But as the painting was believed to be by a better known and more prestigious artist, Johann Zoffany, it seems to experts overwhelmingly likely that the words must have been put there during or shortly after Jane's lifetime.

Many artists also compete for the city's most prestigious artist award, the annual Janet & Walter Sondheim Artscape Prize.

An upcoming show features the work of Kim Dingle, a well-known and prestigious artist.