Sentences with phrase «writers and artist struggle»

Many writers and artist struggle with censorship from various sources.

Not exact matches

But most of all, like many other writers and artists with whom I've spoken, I'm struggling a bit to process what's happening.

The Disaster Artist depicts how writer / director / producer / actor Tommy Wiseau teamed up with struggling actor Greg Sestero to make The Room and while so much of what happens is hilarious, the film still acknowledges Wiseau's pain, passion and triumph of sorts.

The premise of «Spaced» is almost ridiculously simple: Two twentysomething slackers, Tim Bisley (Simon Pegg), a struggling comic book artist, and Daisy Steiner (Jessica Hynes), a writer who seems unable to write, are both in need of housing.

I chose topics related to writing, publishing and book promotion because I was meeting (and continue to meet) so many hopeful and struggling authors at book festivals, writers conferences, writing workshops and through SPAWN (Small Publishers, Artists and Writers Newriters conferences, writing workshops and through SPAWN (Small Publishers, Artists and Writers NeWriters Network).

I agree with amberb, women are still struggling for recognition as artists, even as writers, still struggling to be taken seriously, and still struggling with social expectations that make it harder to follow a career without experiencing conflicts men don't face, for the most part, unless they choose to participate equally in raising a family.

I made a video review for Cassandra Arnold and it's worth sharing, because she's both and artist and a writer, and she's struggling to get visibility on both or figure out how to sell her poetry books and short stories.

The installation features a strong female protagonist named Cassandra, a figure of Greek mythology whose prophecies — first gifted and later cursed by the spurned Apollo — were disbelieved by the fated Agamemnon; and is inspired by East German writer and critic Christa Wolf's 1984 novel Cassandra, about a struggling female artist and visionary.

Drawing upon recent contemporary fiction, curators Tom Eccles and Amy Zion (both Bard College, New York) have invited writers, poets, and artists to investigate the psychological, linguistic, physical and social conditions that underpin the daily struggles of individual lives.

The birth of InIVA, though tied to the above international impetus and the more fraught, and sometimes transgressive territory of identity politics — embodied a year earlier in the 1993 Whitney Biennial — was also the culmination of a more national struggle for representation amongst a cadre of pioneering non-white British artists, writers and intellectuals.

Incomplete, and therefore only open to a partial reading or misunderstanding, the novel is an entryway into Liam Gillick's exhibition and practice; its final point also open to interpretation as a self - deprecating, comedic reflection on the archetypal struggles of all artists, writers, filmmakers, poets, and others.

During this period African American writers, performing artists, and visual artists made black culture and the political struggles of black peoples worldwide their raison d'être.

Drawing inspiration from Langston Hughes» influential 1926 essay, «The Negro Artist and the Racial Mountain,» Kerry James Marshall recalls the essay's famous introduction, in which Hughes describes the struggle of a fellow African American writer.