Sentences with phrase «cultural currency»

The question is whether cultural currency can translate into real sales for a brand that could use the boost.

The decision to write and publish these books was a political act with cultural currency.

The documentary is also an informative look at an era when the traveling circus was part of the common cultural currency of America.

The Dia Art Foundation's new exhibition in Chelsea, «Robert Ryman: Real Light, 1958 - 2007,» certainly encourages us to see him this way — as another example of the California - centric, Minimalism - influenced movement that includes James Turrell, Robert Irwin, and Doug Wheeler and that seems to have attained a broader cultural currency in recent years (to the point where there's now a Turrell homage in a Drake video).

The former pop sensation turned tabloid headline has spent the last while desperately trying to regain cultural currency.

For western European visitors it remains a somewhat high - end market, attractive to older generations, but it is waiting to be discovered by younger travellers with an eye for cultural currency and a taste for the new.

I take issue with Gravitation because the Creator's Statement advocates a kind of creator - centric approach to game design that seems to be gaining cultural currency in the indie games world these days.

The gallery, which opened in 1979, has eight other locations in New York, London, Rome, Hong Kong, and Beverly Hills, Calif. -LSB-...] Athens, on the other hand, is enjoying a new cultural currency, thanks to last month's opening of the Acropolis Museum.

In LaKela Brown's relief plaster casts we see an archeology of adornment and cultural currency whose form insists upon not just a presence, but an irrefutable history.

Using collage as a means to re-appropriate visual cultural currency, Linder» works are spliced from the pages of contemporary pornographic and domestic magazines, juxtaposing their similar ends — the creation of desire — as analogues to each other.

Social and cultural currency registers throughout his oeuvre, from the Civil Rights Movement early on, to Sept. 11 and the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary, to President Obama.

Of course, one can never know all the minutiae, but jeez, some stuff is just basic cultural currency.

It becomes a cultural currency.»

The unrest over that loss of cultural currency has spawned a great deal of important theological reflection — and it has led to movements, like the Vineyard, which value cultural relevancy.

... As Chase must realize, there is no way on God's green earth that Not Fade Away — whether it's good, bad or indifferent — will have anywhere near the cultural currency or impact of The Sopranos.»

A film like Deadpool 2 has no cultural currency anymore.

With a new generation of artists that have been quietly mining the cultural currency throughout the region, Asia has become a true complement to the global art community.

At first, the issue of the «cultural currency» of such images seemed important.

and has shifted from a palette of saturated hues to GOLD as her color (ed) signifier of cultural currency.

The cultural currency of this symbol is global.

No cultural currency, they say, because the attendance figures are so low.

As stereotypes have cultural currency, family members, community members and professionals readily adopt these images without much awareness or criticism.