Sentence examples for public artists from inspiring English sources

"He has a career as a museum artist, but his public art is a conversation with his community, and that's what the best public artists strive for.

OVER the last decade Jaume Plensa has become one of the world's most celebrated public artists, best known for wondrously monumental figurative sculptures that can be seen from Calgary to Dubai.

Kathryn Shattuck Growing Up in Public: Artists as Adolescents Growing pains are bad enough in the flesh without having a television series broadcast them for even more of the public to see.

The tour, which is free to the public (artists pay a participation fee) will take place in Dobbs Ferry, Ardsley, Irvington and Hastings-on-Hudson from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday.

When a culture of predictability and drab conservatism finally atrophies the expectations of the opera-going public, artists attempting to escape from that trope will likely be met with hostility.

"How many walls do we have to paint for this to stop?" his brother Leano Rice asked, according to NBC. "This mural is dedicated to Antonio Ramos, who was killed as one of our public artists helping to manifest this mission," said Amana Harris, executive director of the attitudinal healing connection of Oakland.

He wants to be a public artist.

Antony Gormley has come to embody what we might think of as a "public" artist.

"How could the most public artist in New York keep so much locked up?" he asked.

For many years an outspoken public artist on the television and radio,  she also makes art that moves people deeply.

And so it becomes the innocent target of every second-rate public artist's spurious iconoclastic cant.