Sentence examples for times arts from inspiring English sources
Even in boom times arts management is about surmounting an inexorable series of obstacles.
His action was reported on the front page of the Times' arts section.
In tough economic times, arts advocacy can seem like a luxury, but cultural experts say this is precisely the time when institutions need their cheering section.
Chris Burden was cited for lifetime achievement by the College Art Association, and New York Times arts writer Holland Cotter was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for criticism.
Teaching with The Times- Find a contemporary artist with whom you are unfamiliar by reading The New York Times Arts section.
When the tour ends, on July 20, he will have spoken in all 50 states, hammering home an argument familiar to readers of his book, "The Art of the Turnaround," that in hard times arts organizations retain audiences, and donors, by offering their most exciting programming, not by scaling back or trying more conservative fare.
He and his fellow judges, Financial Times arts editor Jan Dalley, Times executive editor Daniel Finkelstein, New Scientist editor Roger Highfield and historian Stella Tillyard, "did have some arguments along the way", he said, particularly over the weight that should be placed on beautiful writing, as opposed to a compelling narrative.
The couple lived in London and had two sons, but divorced in 1995; unusually for the time, the sons stayed with their father, and two years later he married Annalena McAfee, then a Financial Times arts journalist he met when she came to interview him.
The occasion is the second annual New York Times Arts & Leisure Weekend, beginning on Friday and celebrating the arts.
"Billie is going to be able to talk about the history of the Apollo," said theatre president Jonelle Procope, speaking to the New York Times arts blog.
Even people who do these things for a living – the New York Times arts critics – can't always organize their cultural calendars to include what they most want to do.
