Sentence examples for venue for performance from inspiring English sources

The Lower Manhattan Cultural Council has turned a former vault at 14 Wall Street into a venue for performance art.

I look forward to working collaboratively with the Museum's curators and educators - as well as with other institutions around the City and the world - to engage diverse audiences and to further the cultural dialogue through performances and talks at the Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium and elsewhere in the Museum, as well as embracing the digital space as a venue for performance and conversation".

In February 1916, Ball had rented the Cabaret Voltaire from its owner, Jan Ephraim, and intended to use the venue for performance art and exhibits.

It's not hard to imagine it becoming a venue for performance artists Andy Warhol 's Blowjob seems well-suited for FB Live, as does something like Chris Burden's Shoot.

Amir Safi, as I mentioned earlier, has taken Houston by storm, reviving AvantGarden as a prime venue for performance poetry; his recent award-winning performance at the Texas Grand Slam Poetry Festival, Ode to Whataburger (an ultimate Texas institution!), went viral.

Even entering the Tanks, the Tate Modern's striking venue for performance, is rather like descending into another, darker world; these vast concrete cylinders are distinguished by seven-meter walls stained from a century of oil storage during the building's tenure as a power station.

Kohan is thinking of turning the old auditorium into a venue for performances, like the L.A. institution Largo.

Between Tennyson and Plath, just before the first world war, lies the pivotal moment of the Poetry Bookshop in Bloomsbury – founded by the troubled Harold Monro – which offered poets a venue for performances.

At SXSW this past year, Spotify opened the doors to its fifth iteration of the Spotify House, a venue for performances and a studio to interact with new tools for digital music.

Members practice weekly and are given access to well-known cultural venues for performances and the support they need to follow their dream and form their talent.

In "Underground", those sinister streets also provide the venue for a performance of Guillaume de Machaut's Messe de Nostre Dame.