Sentences with phrase «culture vulture at»

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Another option is Malthouse Theatre at Southbank, which is housed in a stunning 19th century brewery that exudes that perfect mix of charm and cool - a top Melbourne date idea for the culture vultures.

If you believe your date is something of a culture vulture, it might be worth suggesting a first meet at a museum in the local area.

And «I, Tonya» reaches a peak of acrid truth - telling when Harding sits in her kitchen, takes a drag on her cigarette, looks into the camera, and reminds us that among the many vultures picking at her pop - culture corpse were you and me and everyone who clucked our tongues or bought a tabloid or turned up the TV volume on this story in 1994 and ever since.

Kicking off with a Marriott Meetup: Five Startups to Watch event at the Boston Marriott Long Wharf on September 19, WIRED Insiders — startup executives, digital game changers, gadget gurus, culture vultures, and adventurers — will curate four events hosted exclusively at U.S. Marriott properties through December.

Culture vultures should head to the Venice Biennale d'Arte from June to November for cutting edge exhibitions at top Venice galleries; you can find many a beautiful Venetian hostel there.

Bushwick Open Studios launch party will appropriately be held at Radio Bushwick and will feature both local and touring bands like Culture Vulture, from Savannah, GA..

If you're really good at it, they'll also let you go on the highbrow TV talk show circuit and pontificate about «Couture» with all the other erudite culture vultures, supposedly.

I Want a Turner Prize for Everyone; CITY EXHIBITION BUT YOU DO N'T HAVE TO BE A CULTURE VULTURE Tramway's Sarah on Bringing the Art World's Most Controversial Show to Scotland Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland); August 24, 2015; Burnside, Anna; 700 + [email protected] SCOTTISH artists are brilliant at winning the Turner Prize.

Further afield, many of London's museums and institutions have already rolled out the big guns — Gauguin and the Turner Prize at the Tate, Egon Schiele at the Royal Academy, Anish Kapoor at the Serpentine — in time for the October influx of culture vultures.

The increasingly visible curator David Gibson has organized «Culture Vulture,» a group show at Jack the Pelican, on Driggs, featuring artists who lift themes or motifs from foreign frames of reference — or wish themselves into one.