Sentence examples for under the artists from inspiring English sources

The building also has three residential lofts that are approximately 3,000 square feet and are rent-stabilized under the artists' loft law.

In its ruling, the court of appeals rejected Mr. Büchel's claim that merely showing the work in its incomplete state would have constituted a violation of his rights under the artists' rights act.

Under the artists' unemployment insurance system, paid for by employers and workers' contributions, an actor or technician must work for 507 hours in 10-and-a-half months to gain benefits for the fallow periods between intermittent contracts.

The piece, which is made from 2,000 bamboo poles lashed together with some 16 miles of nylon rope, was assembled under the artists' direction by a team of about a dozen rock climbers over a period of 10 weeks.

The 65-year-old was Radio 1's longest serving DJ and seen as highly influential in bringing under-the-radar artists into the mainstream.

Even for an under-the-radar artist like Ms. Keating, who describes her style as "avant cello," the numbers painted a stark picture of what it is like to be a working musician these days.

Nearly 2.1 million Americans — 1.4 percent of the total work force — fit into the 11 occupations that the government counts under the artist heading.

The first edition produced in the Hébrard foundry is traditionally treated as if the works were original bronzes cast under the artist's supervision.

Insiders used to gather at a vernissage — the term literally means varnishing — to watch sullen textures combust under the artist's hand.

The word "mute" in red letters under the artist's name at the lower corner is directly inspired by the message that appears on the television screen when the mute button of the remote has been pressed.

Another tenant was Howard Russell Butler, 54, who gave up his law practice in the 1880's to study under the artist Frederic Church, ran Carnegie Hall and supervised the construction of Andrew Carnegie's mansion at 91st and Fifth, now the Cooper-Hewitt Museum.