Sentence examples for robust art from inspiring English sources

Without a robust art fair to bring to Chicago the art world's tastemakers and art buyers, there are fears about commercial viability.

The city was booming, with a rising merchant class and a robust art market, so he had no shortage of options.

And this worries him.As the college-educated flock to these progressive El Dorados, many factors are cited as reasons: transit systems, density, bike lanes, walkable communities, robust art and cultural scenes.

4 p.m. 1) DO THE CRAWL The Downtown Art Walk — a party-in-the-streets bonanza that draws thousands of revelers the second Thursday of every month — is one way to experience the area's robust art scene.

This year, Governors Island is cementing its position as a hub for New York's robust art scene with a 10-piece interactive sculpture garden where visitors can scramble over a full-size replica of the Statue of Liberty's face and an imaginative 9-hole mini golf course, both by participatory art collective Figment.

Looking at the demand for old editions of classics and the robust art-book industry, one thinks back to late-15th-century Europe, when printed books were a luxury often sold without covers so buyers could have them bound as richly as they liked — more like buying a sofa than the collected Plutarch.

But that hasn't stopped scores of people from buying second homes there -- lured by its laid-back atmosphere and and a robust arts scene.

Mr. Klein, who toured the school before the news conference, emphasized in his remarks that the school did more than the basics, and had robust arts, music and computer programs.

"Cuba has great filmmakers and a robust arts culture and one day we hope to be able to bring their work to our global audience of over 57 million members".

Think about the film industry: even people who don't really watch films know that alongside blockbusters like The Avengers there's a robust art-house scene.

clearly understand the economic value of a robust arts scene in their city because they see it firsthand every day.