Sentences with phrase «creative economy by»

OMDC is an agency of the Government of Ontario, and supports the province's creative economy by providing innovative programs, services and funding for the film & television; book & magazine publishing; interactive digital media & music industries.

Well, at least according to a 2009 report on the creative economy by Otis College of Art and Design, which found that one out of every six people in the region is employed in a creative field.

Not exact matches

NAFTA is just as insufficient for the American innovation economy as it is for the Canadian, which is why U.S. policy - makers are busy making major amendments to federal copyright law to ensure that the profits generated by its creative content keep flowing.

Whether in evangelical, practical, or intellectual terms, the combination of the three systems in one — the democratic republic, a creative and dynamic economy, and an open, free, and pluralistic culture — has a proven modern record, surpassed by none, of raising up the poor.

Mr Cable concluded by calling on politicians to «put the whingeing of the City to one side», instead concentrating on rebalancing the UK economy towards higher education, creative industries, advanced manufacturing and professional services.

This is all the more irritating when the growth in the creative industries between 1997 and 2006 bettered the average for the economy as a whole, growing by an average 4 per cent yearon - year and contributing 6.4 per cent to the economy.

The presentation will be followed by a panel discussion with Elizabeth Sobol, president of SPAC, Teddy Foster campaign director for Universal Preservation Hall, Maureen Sager, project director for the Upstate Alliance for the creative economy, and Joel Reed, executive director of the Saratoga Arts Council.

The twenty studentships are funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council via The Creative Exchange, one of four Knowledge Exchange (KE) Hubs for the Creative Economy established in January 2012 by the AHRC.

Deathdream belies its low budget with both an impressive cast headed by veteran character actors and director Bob Clark's creative economy, which he had displayed two years earlier in his jokey - gory horror debut Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things (1972), which Ormsby co-wrote and starred in.

The UK's creative industries are growing at twice the rate of the rest of the economy with a recent independent report estimating that they will be worth # 128.4 bn to the UK economy by 2025.

The creative industries represent 5.2 per cent of the UK's economy, contributing over # 84 billion in 2014, growing by almost 10 per cent between 2013 and 2014, and employing almost two million people.

The initiative underlines the crucial role played by schools, in partnership with arts organisations, in introducing all young people to the arts and the wider creative industries — a sector that now provides one in 20 jobs and is the fastest growing in our economy.

The recognition by global leaders of the importance of creativity is encouraging, but unsurprising given that in the UK alone the creative industries contribute # 87 billion to the economy.

(By global knowledge economy, we refer to the keen and growing competition across the world for high - end jobs — especially in the service sector — that are dependent on highly educated, creative individuals who can fulfill the requirements of the work and, more important, create new job opportunities.)

Commissioned by Ed Vaizey, then minister for culture, communications and the creative industries, it was intended as a review of the skills needs of the video - games and visual effects industries, long seen as economically valuable sectors of the UK economy.

In particular, the Federal Reserve's latest move to juice the U.S. economy by purchasing $ 40 billion of agency mortgage - backed securities every month is forcing some money managers who had previously been feasting on those securities to get more creative.

The necessary ingredients include optimum health, as much free time as possible, dependable friendships, intellectual stimulation (either purposeful or not), a satisfying creative output and a few other items, few of which are accessible via the consumer economy or even made less accessible by the same economy.

Former high - profile Trade Minister, Dr. Mari Elka Pangestu, was chosen last year by President Soesilo Yudhoyono to lead the restructured Ministry for Tourism and Creative Economy.

Founded by the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce in 2003, it was one of the first design fairs to highlight the creative economy in Brooklyn.

In his view, a creative economy is characterized by the key economic factors of talent, innovation and creativity.

The impact of the Foundation's mission is already evidenced in San Antonio's thriving contemporary art scene and its creative economy, fueled, in part, by the rigor and success of Artpace's international artist residency program, which — as a separate organization — receives grants from the Linda Pace Foundation.

As the notion of a creative class is widely discussed, promoted and debated, it is apparent that recent research demonstrates these factors are not distributed evenly across the economy, but instead seem concentrated in specific locations characterized by environment, class and ethnicity.

Luminaria is produced by the artists and makers of San Antonio and advances the creative economy.»

The Percent for Art Program of the Office of Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy commissions exceptional and enduring works of site - specific public art by renowned and emerging artists for City buildings.

The findings of the 2017 Otis Report on the Creative Economy were released on May 18, 2017, by Otis College of Art and Design at the Linwood Dunn Theater in Hollywood.

The freelance economy is predicted to represent 43 % of the workforce by 2020, making it one of the fastest - growing workforces out there, and it's not limited to just the creative world.

In Toronto, Noah Richler discusses the impact of creative - economy theories on the Ontario College of Art and Design with president Sara Diamond and author Richard Florida, and University of Guelph fine art program director John Kissick offers his perspective on art departments at major Canadian universities, accompanied by a special artist project by Kristan Horton.

By encouraging novice collectors, this show is an excellent vehicle to support the local creative economy.»

Funding for the 2018 Otis Report on the Creative Economy has been provided by the California Arts Council, City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs, City National Bank, Marsh, Mattel, and Moss Adams.

From 2007 - 2012, Rose was Public Art Project Manager for the City of Philadelphia Office of Arts, Culture & the Creative Economy where she managed the Percent for Art program and lead the City's first temporary public art commission, Soil Kitchen, by the artist team Futurefarmers.

Forget the non-exclusive audience; the UNISEX SALON is our non-exclusive paradigm, operating along lines parallel to art's market economy without betraying the grace of creative expression or the dignity of elevated feeling, uninhibited by fe / male dualism and retrograde taste.

The Art Gallery at City Hall, located on the first floor within the Office of Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy, will feature works by professional artists, including artists from Main Line Art Center and Moss Rehab's permanent collection.

Common Folk Artist Collective is a team of artists that is working to revitalize the creative economy of North Adams, MA by exploring ways to address community needs.

It would greatly benefit our transition to a sustainable economy based on alternative energy, resource conservation, green jobs and creative partipation by all sectors of our society.

We get by in creative ways and participate in the global economy as much or as little as we want.

Our creative industries, for example, bring huge value to the UK economy, but we can only sustain that if our patents and trademarks continue to be recognised by the EU member states post-Brexit.