I fashioned myself as an artistic person, artistic in my way of living, artistic in my choice of clothing.
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His is a complicated act of artistic selflessness and artistic hubris.
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The plurality of Vo's artistic persona upends assumptions about artistic genius.
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My favorite artistic style (and in fact my artistic philosophy) is plain and simple.
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He is the artistic director for jazz, not the artistic director of the entire center.
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After three years, she became co-artistic director and then artistic director of the Boston Ballet.
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In song after song, she interrogates herself, criticizes her own artistic project, apologizes for her artistic project, ponders the paradoxes of her artistic project, and by extension race relations in America.
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And in the artistic field many pints and more women are encouraged to experience this artistic practice.
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Whatever the artistic intention of Garage 227, it's clear that Monastero's experiences have shaped his artistic goals.
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As much as anything, activity and leisure, artistic creation and artistic consumption bleed into one another here.
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" Asked whether she considers fashion and artistic performance projects true artistic endeavors or merely website fillers, she said they should be considered on merit: "Some events are true artistic endeavors and some not.
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The exhibition of 18 canvases highlights the artistic choices Frankenthaler made during each point of her artistic arc.
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She remained the artistic director through 2014, when the company merged with Pregones and she became the artistic adviser.
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After the economic bubble burst, many returned to their own artistic practices instead of running a major corporate artistic brand.
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Ms. Fichandler, whose title was artistic director or producing director, was Arena's artistic force until she stepped down in 1991.
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The festival's artistic director says his mission is to balance contemporary and tradition with a certain kind of artistic momentum.
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He has deep experience molding the artistic profiles of orchestras, having previously served as the vice president of artistic planning for the New York Philharmonic and the senior director of artistic planning for the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
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Patrick Summers, its artistic and music director, pledged in a statement that the company would maintain its artistic standards and quality.
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Nonetheless, Yesterday raises bigger questions about how artistic quality affects artistic careers, ones that may last with us after the credits roll.
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It's an often evocative story about artistic stress which unaccountably removes worries about that main source of artistic stress — making a living.
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Does Kid Rock believe Music from Big Pink is the greatest artistic achievement in history or simply the best artistic album ever?
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Asked about her artistic process, Jonas quipped, "Frankly, I smoked a lot of grass" — a perfectly succinct encapsulation of an artistic era.
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Mr. Ek said that artistic directors hired and let go of dancers for artistic reasons, and that this was a specific case.
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"It is exhilarating to finally welcome the public into our artistic home," Adrienne Willis, Lumberyard's artistic and executive director, said in a statement.
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The line between artistic and commercial speech also is blurred when commercial advertisements are crafted with artistic flair by established musicians and artists.
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"An artistic drink is an artistic drink whether it has alcohol in it or not, and both will chill you out," he said.
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Heads of cultural establishments are appointed for 3 to 7 years long terms of office while in artistic establishments – from 3 to 5 artistic seasons.
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The series suggests that Sikander has found what she has been looking for: an artistic identity that furthers her forays into cultural and artistic plurality.
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The performance will be paired with a conversation between Sylvia Waters, the Ailey II artistic director emeritus, and Troy Powell, the group's current artistic director.
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Tony Taccone, the Berkeley Rep artistic director, will direct; the play was originally commissioned by the Eureka Theater when Mr. Taccone was artistic director there.
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Dismissing a game with obvious artistic merit as porn is an especially poor precedent to set within a medium that has long struggled for artistic recognition.
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Such judgments are always fraught when it comes to artistic creations, even more so where the primary purpose of the works was not artistic but religious.
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" The Russian director Andrei Tarkovsky considered Bresson an artistic ideal, telling an interviewer that "one is compelled to consider his artistic form as life, nature itself.
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All too often, artistic expression — and artistic freedom — has doubled as a kind of smokescreen for self-indulgent behavior: The erotic feelings art and artistic collaboration evokes in (usually) men is so deep-seated, so powerful that they cannot help (they say) but succumb to their urges.
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" He added, "Just because you want to hide behind the guise of artistic capabilities or artistic freedom of speech doesn't make it right, and Snoop knows that.
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Under the artistic direction of curator Alia Swastika, the Biennale brings together a new cohort of curators every two years to contemplate artistic production along the equator.
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The fledging art institution Philadelphia Contemporary may not yet have a home, but it now has an artistic director: Nato Thompson, currently the artistic director Creative Time.
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These assessments were designed to help teachers make sense of students' artistic products and processes, and give insight into the artistic habits of mind they are developing.
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It had been in production since 2014, but Mr. Gold parted ways with the theater — in particular its artistic director, Jeffrey Horowitz — last June over artistic differences.
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It is a thoughtful investigation of artistic practices that look beyond a linear, Western framework, and a strong argument for a more global view of contemporary artistic practices.
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The museum's origin story is also fitting for a space that aims to collapse artistic elitism and populism: It's independently funded and has no connections to artistic institutions.
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The exhibition is an intense investigation of Hugo's hidden artistic libido, assumed but without the details of the subject's sex life, thus itself an act of artistic projection.
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At the heart of West asking for millions of dollars to achieve his artistic dreams is that West believes he deserves millions of dollars to achieve his artistic dreams.
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A lot of artists I work with are very right-brain, just artistic — it's hard for them to think any more like cerebral fashion, they're just purely artistic right brain.
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For him, Norbert Wiener's cybernetic theories suggested an artistic process that used the circular causality of feedback-loops to enabled complex artistic relationships to emerge from within the work itself.
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At the end of City Ballet's winter season, it seemed that the air was clearing: Wendy Whelan was appointed the company's associate artistic director, alongside Jonathan Stafford as artistic director.
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The British designer was confirmed as the new artistic director of Dior Homme in March, two months after he stepped down as artistic director of men's wear at Louis Vuitton.
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She has been the artistic director since 2013, and previously served for four years as a co-artistic director with the playwright Stephen Adly Guirgis and the actor Yul Vazquez.
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The two men will jointly run the theater next season — Greenfield will become artistic director in July 2020, and Sanford will assume the title "outgoing artistic director" until June 2021.
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"It's very exciting for me to actually be working with somebody who is so creatively engaged in the artistic process, and to have a true artistic partner," Mr. Gelb said.
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When he took the position of artistic director of the Paris Opera Ballet, which he left last year, he hired Ms. Körbes to be L.A. Dance Project's associate artistic director.
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In a way, Hack's work looks almost like an artistic cousin to the surreal work of artistic duo Pierre et Gilles, who combined painting and photography to create highly stylized dreamworlds.
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Mr. Cabnet, 38, will succeed Paige Evans as artistic director of the program on July 1; Ms. Evans is leaving Lincoln Center to become the artistic director of Signature Theater Company.
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He was appointed to what they called the "museum," an artistic "kommando" or unit that used prisoners for taking photographs, reproducing pictures and forging money—all of which required artistic skills.
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Each female generation in this prominent artistic lineage learned how to make art organically, by recycling everyday things around them, but Lezley found her artistic independence by approaching painting through collage.
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If a family illness forces him to abandon his artistic plans, he may end up adrift—disenchanted with corporate life, but unable to grasp the real satisfactions of an artistic existence.
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As one of the first examples of industrial buildings being adapted for artistic and residential reuse in the US, Westbeth has helped shape the West Village's reputation as an artistic haven.
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Mr. Stafford is to become the artistic director of both City Ballet and its affiliated School of American Ballet; Ms. Whelan has been named the associate artistic director of City Ballet.
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"I would describe the climate in society as very fragile," said Philipp Ruch, the artistic director of the Center for Political Beauty, which produces artistic "interventions" that have pointed political messages.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Phoebe Philo, artistic director of LVMH's (LVMH.
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They shared friends, artistic interests — and sexual partners, too.
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It was an artistic representation — though a divisive one.
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" For her, "Grace is the essence of artistic form.
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LONDON — Artistic director, star ballerina, lobbyist, wrangler, psychologist, spokeswoman.
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BURLINGTON, Iowa — The role was not an artistic stretch.
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Joseph & Sons can transform normal walls into artistic mosaics.
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If you work in any artistic medium or form, I think you have to do two things: kill your artistic father, by trying to be bigger than your influences, and kill your artistic child, by not trying to go back to your golden age of your childhood, going to the theaters as an innocent kid.
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At the UN level there have been positive signs of larger attention being paid to the importance of protecting artistic freedom, but 2015 was in general a dark year for artistic freedom.
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PHILADELPHIA — It remains hard to fathom the artistic tastes and inclinations of Ángel Corella, the beloved former star of American Ballet Theater who has been artistic director of Pennsylvania Ballet since 2014.
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But the accretion of details about this seemingly salt-of-the-earth working stiff and the eccentric artistic genius who paid him creates an irresistible picture of friendship, loyalty and artistic temperament.
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In the summer of 2013, he, Transport Group's artistic director, Jack Cummings III, its dramaturge Krista Corcoran Williams and a couple of associates met for an artistic residency in upstate New York.
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The Obies also gave lifetime achievement awards to James C. Nicola, the artistic director of New York Theater Workshop, and Jeffrey Horowitz, the founding artistic director of Theater for a New Audience.
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MOSCOW — A court on Tuesday extended the house arrest of Kirill S. Serebrennikov, the artistic director of the Gogol Center, whose case has raised alarms about repression of artistic freedom in Russia.
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This isn't a co-production; the National's artistic director, Rufus Norris, made clear at a news conference that it wouldn't receive "one cent" from Disney, and that it retains complete artistic control.
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The performance plans have yet to come fully into focus: David Lan, the artistic director at the Young Vic in London, did a stint as its temporary artistic director, and Jenny Gersten, a former executive director of Friends of the High Line and artistic director of the Williamstown Theater Festival in Massachusetts, is a producing consultant.
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David Van Asselt, the artistic director and co-founder of the Rattlestick, and Lisa McNulty, the producing artistic director of Women's Project Theater, declined to elaborate on the reasons for Ms. Gershon's departure.
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Craving the in-depth conversations about art and culture he'd experienced in academia, Rossiter founded his site as an answer to generalized artistic dialogues and a repository of Utah's wealth of artistic talent.
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"As it was reflected by its artistic direction (or maybe its lack of artistic direction), Bromance laid its foundations on instinctive desires, around artists who had different musical backgrounds and aspirations," wrote Barron.
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LONDON — The British designer Kim Jones was confirmed as the new artistic director of Dior Homme on Monday, two months after he stepped down as artistic director of men's wear at Louis Vuitton.
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Unfortunately, Gerstl is the subject of very limited scholarship: not only was his artistic career cut short by suicide, but his temperamental nature precluded him from having a linear artistic progression or evolution.
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A significant number of artistic directors around the country are leaving their longtime positions, including in the Bay Area not only Ms. Perloff but also Tony Taccone, the artistic director of Berkeley Rep.
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After briefly leaving to become an artistic planner with the New York Philharmonic, he returned to Los Angeles in 2006 as vice president of artistic planning and became chief operating officer in 2015.
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Pamela Tatge, the organization's executive and artistic director, said the idea came out of a conversation she had at the festival's pub with Nicholas Van Young, the associate artistic director at Dorrance Dance.
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This is an art historical survey of an artistic genre.
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I had this artistic, creative side that I was suppressing.
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Women are sensitive and patient and deeply artistic and lyrical.
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The trophy, an artistic red goblet, is sponsored by Budweiser.
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I was there to do my artistic service for humanity.
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Can you go to jail for making an artistic statement???
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No artistic representations of the Pygmalion myth survive from antiquity.
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It's not the first artistic effort in the girl's honor.
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Nato Thompson was appointed artistic director of the Philadelphia Contemporary.
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Afghanistan and Guantánamo, Poitras has followed her artistic rather than
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Without further ado, here are some of the artistic highlights.
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Hollywood was cool, artistic, and uniquely adept at entertaining viewers.
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A lot of mathematics ultimately is artistic rather than useful.
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This was her movie, her moment, her Big Artistic Statement.
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Here are eight installations to inspire your next artistic pilgrimage.
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Military, tech I got, artistic life harder to figure out.
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This show is curated by the Artistic Director Bartek Remisko.
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Who are you trying to reach as an artistic director?
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Kim's leak wasn't an artistic achievement, but an aggrandizing one.
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Jeremy Fish personifies the resilience of San Francisco's artistic communities.
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Thank you to my artistic community who give me courage.
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Now, Kahnweiler is applying her artistic eye to period sex.
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They also grade five different artistic components of the program.
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I hope to see some artistic collaboration between you two!
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He found the aerial vantage also served an artistic function.
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Most important, artistic standards are rallying under Mr. Vanska's leadership.
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Yagoda believes the site is critical to their artistic success.
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Can you talk about your artistic experimentation in this exhibition?
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Standalone cameras will exist for artists and the artistic wealthy.
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They serve as artistic records of the Standing Rock protests.
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Kate Strain was appointed artistic director of the Grazer Kunstverein.
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But in my opinion, they just weren't artistic or innovative.
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It's a tech challenge as well as an artistic challenge.
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But what defines this artistic cohort is kind of unclear.
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But from an artistic standpoint that was filled with promise.
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The institution needs continued artistic leadership more than technical bolstering.
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This exhibition focuses on the artistic output from the caves.
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But nothing is as it seems in this artistic hothouse.
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Seriously, who would've thought White Walkers could be so artistic?
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Direct experience, for Hell, was a yardstick of artistic integrity.
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In fact, they're at the fore of his artistic endeavor.
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Almost as interesting as his practice is Harman's artistic backstory.
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But VSCO says its technology differs in detecting artistic nuance.
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It's been fantastic how much artistic freedom they've given me.
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Miley Cyrus is "back" with a whole new artistic look.
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In either case, the reunion should lose its artistic merit.
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Clinton's work with the producer is both artistic and strategic.
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I'm bringing them into another form of my artistic life.
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And it can be anything: get artistic, or get political.
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However, objects with artistic, architectural or religious significance are protected.
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"Any artistic motive was inappropriate," he told Kamloops This Week.
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An artistic rendering of SpaceX's Red Dragon vehicle on Mars.
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He regarded this act of vandalism as an artistic gesture.
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While sustaining his creativity, Victorine nurtures her own artistic ambition.
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But there's a specific kind of innocence too: artistic innocence.
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No way, said Monica Albuquerque, Globo's head of artistic development.
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The structure has provoked varied artistic reactions over the years.
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Socialist Realism (the country's official artistic policy) and openly condemned
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Burnham was the artistic black sheep of a sporty family.
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Mess, heterogeneity, is bad — the opposite impulse of artistic minimalism.
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"I think you'll see more creative, artistic models," Wallace said.
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"Everything can have an artistic point of view," he said.
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They're also more than their academic, athletic, and artistic achievements.
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But Ms. Mitchell worried that that would mean artistic sacrifice.
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Is there a limit to artistic license when a creative
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" He added, "I make films of the highest artistic quality.
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Ms. Lewis attributes the split for Mr. Fontana's artistic prowess.
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It wasn't thought to be artistic or edgy, just unnecessary.
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Swift clearly has an artistic tie to her scarlet lips.
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How does publishing manifest as a curatorial or artistic practice?
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Data visualization, often generating extremely complex graphics, sometimes becomes artistic.
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There's nothing wrong with a docudrama using some artistic license.
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That's the connection: complete artistic control that grips the audience.
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Luzinterruptus is an anonymous artistic group focused on public installations.
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I think it's done in a more artistic way, though.
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And sadness has long been a trigger for artistic creativity.
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Fresh produce was all laid out in an artistic way.
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I have an artistic side that wants to shine through.
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It had a hand in introducing Americans to artistic masters.
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It doesn't make her character less artistic than his character.
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As usual, the artistic director Janet Eilber will offer context.
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We often overlook how practical constraints can shape artistic movements.
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Madame Mao, Jiang Qing, was the academy's honorary artistic director.
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Bransford has long considered ritual magic as an artistic process.
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That's exactly what makes Lemonade such a bold artistic statement.
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The town's artistic legacy, she says, is "just killing" her.
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He cautions students to leave artistic license at the door.
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Together, the works illustrate a kind of artistic life cycle.
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Artistic License: Six Takes on the Guggenheim Collection Through Jan.
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There may well be yet more artistic planning in him.
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Films are getting more artistic and music getting more daring.
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Milos is a triumph of the authentic over the artistic.
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Artistic achievement was won by Ori and the Blind Forest.
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There has been a lack of artistic ambition so far.
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SoHo wasn't far, but was still in its artistic infancy.
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Berlin is such an artistic city, why live in Frankfurt?
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Soulpepper is continuing to search for a new artistic director.
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Mr. Tunbjork's most personal artistic work, ultimately, was his last.
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"It's so timely still," said Kate Navin, Audible's artistic producer.
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Gordon Edelstein, the artistic director of Long Wharf Theater, directs.
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This month's workshop was the last under their artistic direction.
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Designers call the font the "punchline" of the artistic community.
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She began photographing their blackboards and felt an artistic kinship.
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And from 1992 to 1997, he was Ojai's artistic director.
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Today, LACE continues to spotlight new artistic and curatorial voices.
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It resembles artistic collaborations in its resistance to precise attribution.
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While brainstorming, the Daniels mined their misgivings for artistic insight.
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Put another way, writers see their craft as artistic expression.
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What book, if any, most contributed to your artistic development?
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Artistic expression cannot be limited by geopolitical borders nor copyright.
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Yet a rarer, even more valuable, success here is artistic.
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Together, they navigate romance and the road to artistic success.
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"This is a major artistic event," Mr. Gelb said afterward.
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"But there is no artistic mélange in it," he said.
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You should look purely and objectively at the artistic accomplishment.
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I needed to explore myself, so I discovered artistic makeup.
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His artistic priorities now seem embedded in the orchestra's identity.
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He liked to hobnob with artistic people and forward thinkers.
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Painting is an artistic medium, not a technology in itself.
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The current exhibition puts it in a double artistic context.
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I think it's a clear artistic expression of my happiness.
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In a sense, such technology suggested a profound artistic shift.
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I hope Kesha is able to regain her artistic freedom.
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The possibility now exists for artistic collaboration and cultural exchange.
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They are supporting artistic freedom with all those positive implications.
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These encounters and interactions are both artistic and personal enrichment.
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Even if artistic intent was there, Twitter lost its mind.
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Its title seems to inject a layer of artistic ambiguity.
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Before the film, many didn't see Prince Philip's artistic side.
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Communes were established with different orientations -- religious, artistic and agricultural.
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Some buildings are even putting the artistic process on display.
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Xu was eager to talk up the city's artistic importance.
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White Cube appointed Eric Shiner as its new artistic director.
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I had probably the greatest experience of my artistic career.
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That's not a combination that bodes well for artistic freedom.
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It's not exclusive of any other form of artistic expression.
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The Renaissance may have brought the artistic apogee of frescoes.
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Remi Rough celebrated the artistic diversity of the murals' creators.
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Anne Barlow was appointed artistic director of Tate St Ives.
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His artistic process these days involves creative collaboration with machines.
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Sexual manipulation is not a requisite part of artistic expression.
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Yet Cameron was serious about the artistic potential of photography.
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After this, the students had to create an artistic collage.
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Because we all know absolutely every artistic intervention is political.
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" 'Prelude' begins to demonstrate the Shed's mission to nurture artistic invention by commissioning and presenting new work for a wide audience," said Alex Poots, the founding artistic director and chief executive, in a statement.
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That same body, in Western art, is contested: It has been condensed into the propulsive eroticism of the artistic impulse; it has fueled and fed the search for beauty and its domination by artistic form.
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At the company's spring gala at the David H. Koch Theater on Thursday, both phrases cropped up in preshow speeches by the new artistic director, Jonathan Stafford, and the new associate artistic director, Wendy Whelan.
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Led by the chorus's artistic director, Francisco J. Núñez, and its associate artistic director, Elizabeth Núñez — married maestros — the event will also feature the rapper and composer Nick Demeris and the a cappella group Midtown.
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Previously, she has served as the founding executive and artistic director of the Portland Institute for Contemporary Art and the inaugural consulting artistic director for the Park Avenue Armory in New York, among other positions.
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The journey itself was a search for personal and artistic rejuvenation.
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They are: Sarah Benson, the British artistic director of Soho Rep.
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City Center will name a new artistic director for the Encores!
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His appointment should help support its artistic and fund-raising activities.
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All their artistic, cultural, historical, and literary references are barely introduced.
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Ralph Rugoff was appointed artistic director of the 2019 Venice Biennale.
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But it's also a standalone work with its own artistic merits.
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Baudelaire understood how its complexity invites psychological, artistic and stylistic interpretations.
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Skateboarding was the catalyst for my adventurous side and artistic side.
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"That way, if anything, you control your artistic integrity," she said.
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We begin with an artistic short film about the balloon: pic.twitter.
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I want to let it be the artistic piece they've got.
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I have so many people to thank for this artistic privilege.
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Craig Peterson was appointed artistic director of the Abrons Arts Center.
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"Makeup is such an artistic way to express yourself," she says.
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Chien took up this dextrous ritual to expand her artistic palette.
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Don't get it twisted: Artistic roller skating is a tough sport.
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Tougher, in fact, than its more "normal" counterpart artistic ice skating.
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In March 703, she was named the artistic director of Givenchy.
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The jar was scratched, giving an artistic flare to the picture.
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The mystery of artistic creation is the mystery of birth itself.
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He's turned his hobbie into a daily artistic practice and business.
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"Our artistic temperaments together [is the hardest part]," Paltrow told InStyle.
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Electronic music as a whole is still a legitimate artistic expression.
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When done right, the results are unparalleled artistic expression and community.
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The world-building itself is the kind of artistic project. Right.
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Though known as a dancer, Khansa's artistic practice is much broader.
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That's why I take side jobs to fund my artistic projects.
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Jojo: He has his artistic look with his beads and everything.
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It also involves some level of artistic talent for maximum prankage.
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Given my [background] in nursing, I couldn't prove my artistic abilities.
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Despite his artistic talent, he insists collecting is his real passion.
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Perhaps we should not judge it on purely artistic terms either.
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People in the artistic community sometimes see money as somehow dirty.
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The debate boils down to streaming technology's impact on artistic control.
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The Hollywood guard sees this as an affront to artistic vision.
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So naturally, several artistic means succeed at transporting us to wonderland.
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Christine Eyene was appointed artistic director of the 2018 Casablanca Biennial.
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She was 21901, her artistic achievement at once stunning and unfulfilled.
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We just need to set artistic limits before it's too late.
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I am deeply proud of Emma's courage, grace, and artistic integrity.
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Harking back to Harvey's scientific background, his artistic process is methodical.
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In 212, this feels like a touching political and artistic statement.
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Gordon Davidson (22016–2016), artistic director of the Mark Taper Forum.
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Victoria Camblin resigned as editor and artistic director of ART PAPERS.
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There are certain artistic liberties you take when you're in character.
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At the same time, there is also a more artistic interpretation.
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You can also customize your artistic creation, by customizing certain parameters.
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The four artists are being honored for their lifetime artistic achievements.
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Not just in musical terms, but in a general artistic vision.
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That's not just artistic or emotional exile—that's also economic exile.
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Ms Crampton considers her subject from military, commercial and artistic perspectives.
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There are two main reasons: The first is the artistic direction.
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Great job at pulling off an artistic and safe senior prank!
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It's the shock between the artistic world and the technical world.
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We work with very small numbers and a fantastic artistic dimension.
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It was definitely art, but it proudly defied classical artistic restrictions.
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But what if someone had more artistic aspirations for that camera?
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To call Elvis Costello an artistic chameleon is almost too easy.
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Sure, people might praise this song for its weird, artistic uniqueness.
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Does this whole identity and artistic metamorphosis change your creative process?
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Milk is out to end artistic mediums as we know them.
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Christine Macel was appointed artistic director of the 2017 Venice Biennale.
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And then, as with all artistic endeavors, we do it anyway.
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But the book ends on a quiet moment of artistic license.
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That's a financial and social mission statement, not an artistic one.
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He wanted to be at the epicenter of an artistic scene.
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This unique social, political, and structural reality dominates my artistic production.
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Tap into your artistic side to make the best of today.
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How are these institutions, as public resources, presenting diverse artistic voices?
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You can see that that's someone who has an artistic soul.
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He remained artistic director until July 2015 when his contract expired.
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Alessandro Rabottini was appointed artistic director of the Miart art fair.
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It's not only been an artistic developer but a life change.
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And those who see makeup as an artistic expression of self?
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The first is artistic; the second is a little more subversive.
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So effectively, my limited artistic ability doomed the human race. Sorry.
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Also because everyone is so artistic, nobody has the business sense.
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Can you talk to me a bit about your artistic inspirations?
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Given the Australian actor's latest artistic attempt, however, we're feeling optimistic.
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So I brought in humor and absurdity, these strong artistic views.
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Evolving artistic conceptions about the lifeforms that preceded us on Earth.
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As an artistic unperson he is banned even from buying paints.
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In school, we weren't really encouraged to explore our artistic abilities.
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Hamsters are not the first animals to flex their artistic capabilities.
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Principal dancer, New York City Ballet; artistic director, Ashley Bouder Project.
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It's equally revolutionary and regressive, an artistic triumph and storytelling failure.
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Is it an artistic struggle trying to cater to their experiences?
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The writers themselves want to pay off their own artistic integrity.
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I guess that's just a bunch of quitters with artistic integrity.
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Even if artistic intent was there, Twitter lost their mind nevertheless.
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But the real reason to kill the series kindly is artistic.
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This explosion of artistic activity is not ignited by state largesse.
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Who knows, maybe an artistic collaboration will come out of it.
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She was "very artistic," her sister Anne said in a statement.
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You compare online experiences with 20th-century philosophies and artistic movements.
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This includes the use of nudity for artistic or educational purposes.
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Is Hollywood's most prestigious awards body pitting commercial against artistic success?
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Like a fisheye lens, this is helpful for more artistic photos.
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Translation: That means it's faster for stuff that artistic professionals want.
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It was designed by the label's artistic director, Clare Waight Keller.
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But that didn't scare off Eric Einhorn, On Site's artistic director.
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You're feeling especially creative today, so focus on your artistic projects!
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This aspect can also correspond with a money-making artistic venture.
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Q. In purely artistic terms, how would you evaluate your achievements?
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The first season representing his artistic choices will be 2018-19.
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An innate artistic voice, raw and unaffected, resides in Warhol's drawings.
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Dreams isn't an artistic commune because nothing you build can leave.
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How do you preserve your artistic integrity while embracing new opportunities?
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They've continued as artistic collaborators for the past thirty-plus years.
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Fionn Meade resigned as artistic director of the Walker Art Center.
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How do you feel that experience has informed your artistic work?
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I would describe my drag as artistic, amazing, fierce, and inspirational.
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Now, he's associate artistic director at the Royal Exchange in Manchester.
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Tim Voss was appointed artistic director of Künstlerhaus Wien in Vienna.
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Gropius shines in the artistic milieu as an enabler and ideologist.
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What drew you to generative music as a form artistic expression?
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Cam: President Trump is pure rage sauce for any artistic spirit.
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They became an artistic power couple, complementing and supporting each other.
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Critic's Notebook Yuja Wang and Daniil Trifonov have different artistic personalities.
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My dad meant well, but he clearly didn't understand artistic integrity.
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Mr. Mitchell became artistic director emeritus of Dance Theater in 21988.
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It includes discussion of his adversity quotient and his artistic talents.
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His party's appointees or supporters dominate many artistic institutions and universities.
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Yet most of your more recent artistic expression seems fairly serious.
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The question became one not of artistic fulfillment but of practicality.
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Still, who is advising him on musical (and larger artistic) priorities?
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But "Prurience" grew less out of personal questions than artistic ones.
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Yet he also had no love for imperially controlled artistic tastes.
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That's not just artistic or emotional exile — that's also economic exile.
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It's more of a request for courtesy toward the artistic intent.
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Why have you chosen poetry as a medium of artistic creation?
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The nature of artistic work is that it develops and grows.
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Shostakovich worked under the threat of Soviet tyranny and artistic repression.
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The musicians have taken on a greater role in artistic planning.
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"I find a lot of artistic inspiration in Dumbo," he said.
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It used to be that "going pop" implied an artistic compromise.
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Lincoln Center also produces educational initiatives and its own artistic programming.
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Early on, Mr. Van Sickle's artistic career showed signs of promise.
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He became artistic director of the Negro Ensemble Company in 2005.
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Gift an artistic print of their college city, from $25-$50
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Virgil Abloh, Louis Vuitton's artistic director, is a regular at matches.
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How else has building up an artistic community helped you collect?
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The artistic qualities of a work become the unnecessary wrapping paper.
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Gibney's new commissioning and presenting program focuses on developing artistic voices.
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That's presumably an artistic decision as well as a financial one.
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Praise, too, is part of any whole artistic and existential vision.
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His death drew tributes from across the literary and artistic worlds.
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Jacob Ashworth, Cantata Profana's impressive artistic director, conducted the fearless players.
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In 2018, Virgil was appointed artistic director of Louis Vuitton's menswear.
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But his artistic tastes and priorities have been less well known.
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The sculptor's tools are extreme psychological interrogation and clear artistic vision.
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They select the winners purely on the basis of artistic merit.
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It has artistic breadth, and this year the talent ran deep.
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On his Twitter account, West seemed obsessed with quantifying artistic greatness.
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Karrys lets the curlers follow through on their own artistic visions.
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Imagine a fabric shop owner who makes artistic silk-screened fabrics.
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So, what would you name your band, group or artistic persona?
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They are judged on performance, technique, artistic value and the horse.
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This romantic-artistic union brings them happiness and helps Jack flourish.
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Eight years and three artistic directors later, they're still at it.
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"Ulysses," for all its artistic accolades, is no easy summer read.
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But it's just as important to shape long-term artistic priorities.
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Meanwhile, the debates over its politics and artistic merit raged on.
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Mr. Conner found greater artistic freedom in illustrating fiction for magazines.
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She is actually pretty impressive: educated, artistic, successful in her field.
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At intermission, the students had lots of observations, cultural and artistic.
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I'm a city girl who is artistic and alternative and tough.
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"Earfquake" is a prime example of Tyler, the Creator's artistic growth.
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It helps that he and Ms. Johnson have different artistic impulses.
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Though it makes artistic sense, it's also a matter of survival.
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It's hard to do it right, but it's not very artistic.
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I'm a moderately creative person but I don't consider myself artistic.
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The mundane actions are turned into artistic and even spiritual expressions.
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Mr. Ashley has been artistic director of the theater since 5.
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Their shared aim was to deconstruct modernist views of artistic creativity.
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An essay on women's writing contains her most explicit artistic manifesto.
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Hedi Slimane, artistic director of Celine, certainly seems to think so.
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Daniella Topol, Rattlestick's artistic director, helped develop the show, and directs.
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Rather, his approach is purely artistic, making free use of dye.
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"The photo side of things is my artistic release," he says.
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In shaping and polishing its text, he's taken some artistic liberties.
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Photographer Henry Chalfant was witness to this explosion of artistic creativity.
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At his death, Mr. Davis was the festival's artistic director emeritus.
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Then, too, there was Mr. Basquiat's artistic talent and historical significance.
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He took up painting in 2012, in an unexpected artistic arc.
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Some see Apple Music as benefiting only the artistic 1 percent.
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So artistic ego, so to speak, is secondary to those things.
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They are not beautiful, nor do they display great artistic skill.
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She is the first woman to direct the house's artistic creations.
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But I'm not talking about artistic merit — I'm talking about business.
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It makes no great claims of topical relevance or artistic ambition.
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In 22018 I wrote a short essay about my artistic theories.
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Rather, his approach is purely artistic, making free use of dye.
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Others sniffed, saying relatability shouldn't be embraced as an artistic criterion.
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Join this exclusive conversation about her work and artistic process: www.virginiamoca.
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In both, the technical achievements, quite impressive, exceed the artistic ones.
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"Does artistic dedication begin to touch on religious devotion?" he said.
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What are some major artistic developments happening in Old Hickory, Tennessee?
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The company's artistic director, Glenn Edgerton, previously directed Nederlands Dans Theater.
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The Fundació Miró has re-infused the space with artistic energy.
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"This is not just a symbol or artistic gesture," Roosegaarde said.
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Gabby: I think we all came from artistic and musical backgrounds.
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I get a call from the artistic director of the theater.
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He was appointed artistic director of the Gogol Center in 2012.
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But Brody doesn't mark his early artistic experiences as completely unique.
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Though she was once a powerful presence within Mexico's cultural and artistic scene, by the 2100s, she had been devalued and marginalized by the artistic and intellectual class that had once celebrated her beauty and brilliance.
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Even his spiritual attributes, like his artistic talent, are explicitly broken down into objectified physical parts; his talent as a photographer becomes reduced to his artistic "eyes," which are commodified just like the rest of him.
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A story of an older man abusing his power over a younger artistic protégée is a pointed choice for the Old Vic, a theatre attempting to exorcise the alleged abuses of Kevin Spacey, its former artistic director.
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I'm a CPA by trade, but I have always had artistic abilities.
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It's called art, things happen for artistic reasons, not for physics reasons.
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Alicia Vikander, who showed us her artistic side in The Danish Girl.
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While Tomato's process was technological subversion, their artistic touchstones were more historical.
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He also has artistic ambitions, he's the opposite of what she is.
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Most artistic pieces look way cooler when they have that handmade vibe.
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He says his drag show is as political as it is artistic.
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Most of the computer whiz's artistic training is culled from Youtube videos.
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But Refugee Tales has an artistic as well as a political purpose.
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Jobs had the mind of a craftsman, paying attention to artistic detail.
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But the artistic tradition presented in this show remains of enormous interest.
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Lacking the artistic interventions of Saar, these items look innocent and utilitarian.
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Do you think ghost producing compromises electronic music as legitimate artistic expression?
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But I still have artistic ambitions and hobbies and passions to pursue.
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We wanted readers, not just visitors; artistic appreciation, not just social likes.
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The debate between commercial viability and artistic integrity is filled with thorns.
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Miss Art Vandelay Ah, the artistic genius that is Khloé is back.
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Did that ever make you miss the more artistic side of poker?
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He kept us in because artistic integrity should be the trumping principle.
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The broader theory is that artistic practice is a form of research.
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I just love good writing and great filmmaking from an artistic perspective.
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That said, if romance doesn't interest you, focus on your artistic pursuits.
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Gianni's sister Donatella is artistic director and vice-president of the group.
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Darling is definitely the Lynn of the group, artistic and free-flowing.
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Performance Space 122 named Jenny Schlenzka as its new executive artistic director.
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Louis Vuitton: The fashion giant just appointed its first black artistic director.
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"Traveling around the country, we had lots of artistic adventures," Smith says.
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He says artistic crosswalks build a sense of community around the intersections.
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Formally, they contrast with the ink drawings, which demonstrates deft artistic skill.
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That in turn would require some artistic licence with the main protagonist.
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Determining that an object is an artwork doesn't decide its artistic value.
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Patrick D. Flores was appointed artistic director of the 2019 Singapore Biennale.
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You get one-on-one time with each of these artistic experiences.
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As all music videos, "Thief" by Ansel Elgort has some artistic antecedents.
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In his spare time, he fashioned a few artistic objects from metal.
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The other was of attitudes (realistic, investigative, artistic, social, enterprising and conventional).
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You can't make anything artistic if you are terrified of the response.
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Ellina Kevorkian was appointed director of artistic programs at The Soap Factory.
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Clearly, this gap was unrelated to the artistic merit of the picture.
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Such leaps are the purpose of what he calls "the artistic imagination".
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But some, made out of more noble materials, had more artistic properties.
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I excelled more on the artistic, grace and flexibility side of gymnastics.
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This week, I had the honor of experiencing two rare artistic blessings.
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This artistic balance is apparent in the collection Ronin Gallery is exhibition.
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There's something about the way she wears makeup that's architectural and artistic.
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Audacity, skill, and adventure came together in something like artistic black magic.
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It was creepy and confusing and artistic all at the same time.
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Some of the men (and most are men) are our artistic heroes.
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Historically, Transmediale would deal with the artistic, social, political implications of technology.
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Despite their involvement in artistic labor, they are tamed and loyal animals.
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I mean everything is in my fucking veins, it's all artistic, man.
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This year, THE TOUR had a similar, but slightly more artistic idea.
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The eco-arts studio confronts dire realities with artistic resourcefulness and pluck.
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Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden also finds artistic inspiration in her children.
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Had that creation been purely artistic, it would be protected by copyright.
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Her paintings combine loose and abstract artistic elements with poignant figurative drawings.
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Rather, they manipulated her specifically to get the artistic result they wanted.
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How little does popularity have to do with quality or artistic value?
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Sure, it's artistic license in action, but it gets the point across.
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That catharsis of artistic expression guides her as her own recovery continues.
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She serves as artistic director for AITAF — and they seem perfect together.
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Who knew before that women were part of an international artistic tradition?
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The artistic flair is the vision of legendary cameraman G.W. "Billy" Bitzer.
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Actors have been marking their artistic experiences with permanent tink for eons.
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Bruce Springsteen is adding "director" to his long-list of artistic talents.
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Artistic considerations of death and mayhem were De Quincey's bread and butter.
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But he also created sigils that functioned as artistic vessels for desire.
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Your ruling planet Venus connects with Neptune, creating a dreamy, artistic atmosphere.
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"He was the coolest, most artistic free spirit I knew," Eaves said.
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She hopes her passion and artistic vision will empower others facing adversity.
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This isn't the only artistic take on the former Apple CEO's life.
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But I think all of these things add to your artistic value.
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I'd come from an artistic bubble of doing low-budget independent films.
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As for Semple, he says the artistic community has responded with support.
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Sometimes, O'Brien said, she spices up the process with an artistic flourish.
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I think we're bringing the technical world and the artistic world together.
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Not long ago, Baltimore was a bubbling hub of DIY artistic activity.
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Much like Antonoff's former girlfriend, Kohl also comes from an artistic family.
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It is now seen as one of Europe's most impressive artistic centers.
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That's way more artistic than looking at any other leaked press renders.
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The artists credits Thoughtworks with being incredibly supportive during the artistic process.
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Whiteness was never the sole generator of philosophical, scientific, or artistic progress.
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Paul O'Neill was appointed as the new artistic director of Checkpoint Helsinki.
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We have these idiotic artistic archetypes that have been sold to us.
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An artistic rendering of how Boeing's Starliner will dock with the ISS.
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Dave Rife and Gabe Liberti, are an artistic duo united by sound.
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"The vibe in Porto is very hip, artistic and cool," he said.
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The judges select the winners purely on the basis of artistic merit.
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Artistic director, Miami City Ballet; former principal dancer, New York City Ballet.
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And they encouraged their son's artistic ambition, which became apparent early on.
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But the one-third that's actual artistic talent and thoughtful, educational judging?
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She won nine Olympic medals and four World Artistic Gymnastics Championship medals.
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Isn't the point of the artistic integrity argument that FromSoftware is smart?
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Now genuine success is that sort of artistic life that is indulgent.
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Groups like Pink Floyd and The Beatles experimented out of artistic curiosity.
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"In the name of artistic freedom, architects made themselves irrelevant," Aravena says.
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" He also expects this collection to spark "an explosion of artistic creativity.
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"enstrangement," the artistic device that gives us a new understanding of the
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The family moved to Barcelona, where Picasso would form his artistic identity.
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Daniel Kramer, the company's newly hired artistic director, attended the news conference.
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Garfield was a corporate empire, rather than a work of artistic mastery.
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The media, and television in particular, is an artistic preoccupation for Adams.
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But a determined enemy of artistic excellence wants to destroy her voice.
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The youngest of six children, Shrouf grew up in an artistic household.
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Both couples are artistic, living among the stimulating abundance of liberal London.
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He said completing his artistic routes isn't about the distance or speed.
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Every new generation does something new and destructive with its artistic inheritance.
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Some of its supporters have also argued that it has artistic significance.
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Ms. Driscoll is refreshingly frank in discussing how money influences artistic choices.
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"She's part of that tradition now," its artistic director, Matthew Warchus, said.
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It is all good, clean fun with high artistic standards, he said.
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And the artistic director, Lawrence Rhodes, chats with the choreographers (1:20).
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Her Olympic competition begins Sunday with the women's artistic gymnastics qualifying round.
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He was 203 and still at the height of his artistic powers.
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For the next ten years, Abloh was his confidant and artistic fixer.
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His use of purely abstract forms broke with centuries of artistic tradition.
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" As USA Today's Christine Brennan noted: "Bradie Tennell 69.71 component (artistic) score.
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As a youngster, she had an artistic bent, making paintings and sculptures.
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He did little dances after a couple of the more artistic ones.
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Ms. Kirkland provides the artistic authority and the inspiration in the classroom.
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Mr. Sartori was subsequently named artistic director of all Ermenegildo Zegna brands.
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Davidmann's artistic response to her discovery has taken a variety of forms.
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"Pee-wee's Playhouse" was a situation of complete artistic freedom from CBS.
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Were the artistic directors aiming to capture the absurdity of Pina Bausch?
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Authoritarian regimes do not allow for freedom of artistic expression, of course.
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Why did critics assign number and letter grades to his artistic expression?
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Can you elaborate more on your relationship and artistic partnership with him?
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How do you distinguish between artistic photos of sex and pornographic photos?
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Self-portraits memorialize death in a way no other artistic medium can.
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Primarily, Sarowitz's collection features posters that have an artistic edge to them.
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But there's much less overlap in the movies' characters and artistic approaches.
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The exhibition Artistic Furniture of the Gilded Age continues through June 5.
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Her About Me is riddled with Gaga-isms and deep artistic conviction.
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In addition to artistic skill, she has the eye of a photographer.
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Kelela's an exceptionally strong artistic presence in music, both visually and sonically.
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To be in a more artistic environment was very exciting for me.
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Usually we try to be artistic in our expression on social issues.
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It's just so aggressive, and I think it's our boldest artistic statement.
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They also tend to have more artistic interests and an active imagination.
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This one required some artistic finesse so it doesn't count as infringement.
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Does the process we've described above revolve entirely around pure artistic expression?
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David Binder was appointed artistic director of the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
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In turn his artistic identity is rich, variegated, and entirely his own.
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We're from different tribes, but both of our families are very artistic.
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There's a big artistic community in Montreal: we're all in it together.
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Access to the means of production grows while the artistic product shrinks.
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The Institute also features a CGI "ASMR tunnel" created by artistic firms.
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And when people reach artistic breakthroughs together, differences begin to feel minor.
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"This is the last artistic commune left in the city," he said.
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Michelle Grabner, Front's artistic director, said some artists needed a little convincing.
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But she became dissatisfied with traditional photojournalism and moved into artistic projects.
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Bedlam and its bold artistic director, Eric Tucker, have paired classics before.
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Many students believe their artistic credentials helped them get into the school.
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Mr. Ballen's own artistic germination began after his mother's death in 1973.
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Most importantly, shooting the video made him rethink his whole artistic path.
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It was the package: being a star or creating an artistic persona.
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Led by the artistic director Troy Powell, the dancers are the draw.
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That has to do with my rights to my own artistic... Capital?
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The exhibition examines Hogan's artistic process and feature sketchbooks alongside finished paintings.
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He has found something he can be lighthearted about: the artistic process.
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Cornell's artistic sympathies no doubt hinted at a real affinity of spirit.
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It was a time of great intellectual and artistic achievement in Mexico.
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It's impossible to separate Wajda's artistic trajectory from Poland's messy political history.
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Thomas W. Morris, the outgoing artistic director of the Ojai Music Festival.
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Liquor wasn't contraband then, and the city was a vibrant artistic hub.
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There have been other recent instances of artistic flare-ups on campuses.
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"We already do artistic fencing," FFF President Isabelle Lamour told VICE News.
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No, you are not promised artistic success simply because you want it.
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Although his parents weren't themselves deeply cultured, they encouraged Farhadi's artistic aspirations.
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But his next artistic frontier is space—space waste, to be specific.
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It was an "honoring of [queer] lineage as artistic gesture," she said.
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Even his artistic success seems to fuel his deep well of sadness.
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Ukiyo-e, Japanese woodblock printing, is perhaps Japan's most iconic artistic tradition.
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For an artistic take on the space race, head to Denver, Colo.
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I believe we cater to a younger artistic crowd as a shop.
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Big Break: Ms. Thompson grew up singing, surrounded by an artistic family.
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Allyn Burrows, the theater's artistic director, did the tour 30 years ago.
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Okwui Enwezor stepped down as artistic director of the Haus der Kunst.
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We're often looking at first, not necessarily mature or final, artistic statements.
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The attendees are mostly youngish professionals of an artistic or intellectual bent.
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