Sentences with phrase «vibrant creative culture»

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«When creative projects escape the need to generate profit, the result is a more vibrant and diverse culture.

She noted that the realignment has expanded the Ministry's mandate to provide a firm and stable policy environment for the effective mainstreaming of the Ghanaian culture into all aspects of national rife and to ensure the emergence of a vibrant and creative economy to improve and advance the tourism industry.

It is our goal to cover every aspect of this unique and vibrant culture — from the streets that spawn our increasingly creative music and fashion to the power players that direct the boardrooms and make our products into viable commodities and profitable investments.

And somehow, American culture continued to be a creative and vibrant force, reshaping the cultures of other nations (for better or worse).

There is a very vibrant, creative culture in France, and the recent explosion in e-reader ownership provides a perfect medium to introduce readers to some of these fantastic French authors.»

I love our melting pot of cultures, the energy of our cities and townships, our vibrant food scene and our wealth of creative experiences.

Former imperial city of western Morocco, Marrakech is a vibrant, bustling hotspot for tourists seeking culture and creative inspiration.

Shaking off the shackles of its industrial reputation, Birmingham — or «Brum» as it's affectionately known — has reinvented itself in recent years and is now a vibrant city with a bustling creative culture bubbling under the surface.

The exhibition explores the «vibrant legacy» of the 1960s African American avant - garde in the form of the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians and the African Commune of Bad Relevant Artists (AfriCOBRA) and connects it to contemporary art and culture.

Visitors can hop from one studio to another within vibrant Mid City and witness an expansive offering of art and culture by the city's most - talented and creative artists.

Named one of America's Top ArtPlaces, Alexandria is nationally recognized as a community with a «backbone of creative culture... exceptionally successful at combining art, artists and venues for creativity and expression... to make vibrant neighborhoods.»

Curated by Baha Danesh and Kristine Schomaker, this unique exhibition will document the vibrant, creative culture of today's feminist artists through a variety of mediums.

«Washington, D.C. is a vibrant creative hub at the intersection of national and international culture, and the Hirshhorn's unrivaled setting informs all that we do,» said Melissa Chiu, director of the Hirshhorn.

A vibrant, not - for - profit creative platform promoting the fusion of art, photography and culture.

Following in the footsteps of community, political and identity - driven feminist artists Judy Chicago, The Guerilla Girls, Cindy Sherman, Jenny Saville and Micol Hebron, We Choose Art A Feminist Perspective 2.0 is a group show that explores the vibrant, creative culture of feminist artists working today.

The world - famous Torpedo Factory Art Center, located on the Potomac River waterfront in Old Town Alexandria, is nationally recognized as one of America's Top ArtPlaces, with a «backbone of creative culture... [that is] exceptionally successful at combining art, artists, and venues for creativity and expression... to make vibrant neighborhoods.»

The wish list keeps everyone's creative juices flowing and helps us maintain a vibrant, innovative culture.

It is our goal to cover every aspect of this unique and vibrant culture — from the streets that spawn our increasingly creative music and fashion to the power players that direct the boardrooms and make our products into viable commodities and profitable investments.