Sentence examples for the artistic process with from inspiring English sources

Anchored by a remarkable 2008 show at the Barrow Street Theater in the West Village, "Trust Us" fleshes out the artistic process with a brief prologue covering the genesis of the act (both men are alumni of Second City in Chicago) and its people-watching preparation ritual.

Lockhart tackles the artistic process with a double meta approach.

These solvents are assumed to be part of the artistic process, with painters working in rooms without ventilation, using materials that can cause serious reactions -- materials that are illegal in schools and restricted in the general workplace.

Her best scenes, and those that convey some of the risk and difficulty of the artistic process, are with Nathan Ian Holmm), a second-rate actor who becomes Esther's teacher.

The artistic process starts out with infinite possibilities, but in the interests of coherent communication three or four million sometimes gut-wrenching choices have to be made.

"All of my films deal with the artistic process," says Schnabel, who also directed "Basquiat," "Before Night Falls" and "Berlin," a documentary on Lou Reed.

This finding is consistent with the artistic process, where a key element of musical performance or rapping is communication, as artists attempt to express an idea or emotion to their audience.

Although Schutz tends to dodge interpretations of her work, she has said that the self-eaters probably have to do with the artistic process, which cannibalizes experience and regurgitates it as art.

It's very important for me to show an active, intelligent mind enjoying the artistic process of coming to grips with himself and everybody else". And that wild, reckless side still pops up every now and then.

Bader observes that Look Mickey is concerned both with the artistic process and Lichtenstein's new painting techniques.

Many talented artists, as well as everyday creative people (8) have said they feel the same kind of freedom to explore their emotions in dreams, that they do when they have an encounter with the artistic process.