Sentences with phrase «art reach a larger audience»

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These games had the potential to reach the largest audience of any platform, and offered constant new developments in game experiences, narrative, and art.
The Artist - in - Residence program at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas represents one component of its larger art program, developed and curated in partnership with Art Production Fund, a non-profit organization dedicated to producing ambitious public art projects, reaching new audiences and expanding awareness through contemporary aart program, developed and curated in partnership with Art Production Fund, a non-profit organization dedicated to producing ambitious public art projects, reaching new audiences and expanding awareness through contemporary aArt Production Fund, a non-profit organization dedicated to producing ambitious public art projects, reaching new audiences and expanding awareness through contemporary aart projects, reaching new audiences and expanding awareness through contemporary artart.
They are based in Saigon and Los Angeles, in their own words, they are «manipulators of media language keen to reach a larger audience that takes the presentation of art beyond the world of gallery spaces and museums.»
Sponsored by the Public Arts Fund program, the use of the L.E.D. (light emitting diode) machine allowed Holzer to reach a larger audience.
[14] Sponsored by the Public Art Fund program, the use of light - emitting diodes (LEDs) allowed Holzer to reach a larger audience.
The challenge I find in this idea of the meaning of abstract art being directly engaged with the outer world is that if it is not relying on universal symbols, than how can it go beyond the esoteric and reach a larger audience?
Norte Maar has been consistently proving, and the Cage Transmitted series has only confirmed that they have branched out from Bushwick and became a strong voice on the New York art scene, and thus fulfilling the Bushwick ideal — developing a successful home base for arts on an alternative basis outside of the old structures; in a small scale reaching a large audience and importance in New York.
«I think the organisers want to reach the large audience for visual arts, that exists outside London,» he said.
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