Sentences with phrase «made cultural products»

The free admission, family - friendly Cultural Survival Bazaar features art, crafts and other ethically made cultural products created by Native artists from around the world in Plymouth July 23 - 24 and in Jamaica Plain August 6 - 7 (Plymouth + Jamaica Plain)

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If you're trying to make sense of international cultural and business mores (see «Will Your Product «Travel» Overseas?»

These types of cultural norms could make or break certain product launches if brands don't know about them.

Movies like Black Panther and Get Out are celebrated, the new Star Wars made a point to have a diverse cast and a female lead, and cultural products are criticized for being too white and too male.

Dr Hardy told The Sunday Telegraph: «People tend to talk about [the King James Bible] as a distinctively English cultural product, as something that was made in England, by Englishmen, for English readers.

This is all made possible by the quality of the products we offer, the collaboration among our team members, and the technical expertise of our Culinary / R&D teams that is augmented with cultural cooking traditions.

The academic & experiential DNA is expressed through the so - called «italianness», the real Made in Italy heritage, synonymous with luxury, high - quality, beauty and craftsmanship, an important cultural influence enhancing students» ability to create unique and innovative products, while encouraging their business acumen, and creative vision.

But by widening the scope of their based - on - a-true story, the makers of «Revenge of the Green Dragon» make their subjects look like the products of unimaginative cultural assimilation.

Life moves fast, and the time it takes you to do the job once and do it right for a hyperspecific cultural group can make or break your product.

A look back at the history of comic books as cultural products implies a look at how these publications were made.

Now, as absurd as Hana - chan might seem, the product makes more sense when you consider the cultural context.

The campaign will encourage tourists to make informed decisions and help reduce demand for trafficking in persons, cultural artefacts, wildlife, fauna and flora such as ivory products, as well as counterfeit goods, and illicit drugs.

The classic example of a cultural intermediary is a marketer, whose job it is to make products look appealing to potential customers, but the concept can be applied to a wide range of pursuits beyond marketing and PR: film festival programmers, cocktail bartenders, personal trainers, country music producers, and, we think, indie game showcase organizers.

Indeed, cultural products, man - made images and objects, are at least as important to Rauschenberg as nature - derived imagery.

In a culture that is stuffed full of imagery, icons, argument, products, brands and just plain junk, can we invent something new by mining, reframing, re-contextualizing, and re-conceiving some of the ideas and objects that make up the cultural moment in which we live?

«I approached this collaboration with some apprehension because, in doing a cultural intervention with the culture of Nike, what is a way to make a product 100 percent Nike and 100 percent me?

If we want to honor cultural diversity and freedom of choice we might adopt the principle of Vorsorge, the German word for «forecaring,» and begin working together to develop international standards for the making and marketing of biotech products.

However, quality standards, cost, design, cultural barriers, and worker capacities / training mean that mainstream fashion products made by co-operatives and fair trade networks currently command a tiny fraction of the market.

Reading the comments on Product Hunt, however, made me realize that my perception is more of a cultural block than anything else.

In 2002, Australians made around 730,000 visits to Indigenous cultural activities.95 While these figures demonstrate the significance of Indigenous culture to the Australian economy, the ability to protect, nurture and promote Indigenous art and tourism products has highlighted many shortcomings for Indigenous people.