Sentence examples for prolific art from inspiring English sources

Siri is a prolific art star; Nadine has just won a national poetry prize.

One of the most prolific art forgers in America is getting a show this weekend at the University of Cincinnati.

Mr. Rybolovlev, among the world's most prolific art collectors, has accused Mr. Bouvier of defrauding him in the purchase of 38 paintings for which companies controlled by Mr. Rybolovlev's family trust paid nearly $2 billion.

Silicon Valley got its first major contemporary art gallery this week because Laura Arrillaga Andreessen – prolific art collector and heir to local real estate baron John Arrillaga – decided it was a little weird to have art sales in her house.

"My attitude is that every day it's here, they're gaining more air time, so I say hit it right away," said Mr. Liguori, owner of Prolific Art Galleries, which has its offices in the building.

One of the century's most prolific art thieves was another insider, Prof. John Quentin Feller, a widely published expert on Chinese porcelain, who was given broad access to major collections and admitted using it to steal more than 100 objects from 8 museums in the United States and England.

The New York Festival of Song will celebrate the 90th birthday of Ned Rorem, one of America's most celebrated and prolific art-song composers, as part of its 2013-14 season, which will also include a new After Hours series, as well as an expansion that will bring its programs to new halls.

CNBC cited its prolific arts scene as it named Buffalo the second best city to relocate to, the League of American Bicyclists said it was the sixth fastest-growing US city for cycle commuting, and NerdWallet listed it as America's sixth greenest city.

Widely known as a singer/songwriter, Phranc has also pursued a prolific visual art career entirely devoted to working with cardboard.

Years later, the cultural influencers of his childhood have crept their way back into a prolific 3D art practice exemplified in a short series of digital artworks for the 34th issue of FELT Zine.

In days of yore Dallas was known for its dusty trails and oil wells, 10 gallon hats, beautiful women with luxury problems and lots of bravado, but today Dallas is a burgeoning Metropolis with one of the most prolific downtown art and cultural scenes around.