In the past two decades, Poland has emerged as a nexus for switched-on contemporary art.
What for?" -- has long been a nexus for public contemplation and mourning.
But the venerable club remains a nexus for the city's down and dirty rock scene.
Many credit the Hui with providing a nexus for the growing Upcountry art scene.
Mr. Brown became active in the neighborhood church, a nexus for community activists, including the district's congressional representative.
Yet unlike, say, San Francisco, the city never developed a reputation as a nexus for electronic music makers.
Diaghilev founded the Ballets Russes in 1909, and immediately it became a nexus for the French avant-garde.
Now Citizens United opened a new one, creating a nexus for corruption by allowing corporations to spend directly from their treasuries to influence elections.
Opened in 1996, Deitch occupied two galleries, one on Grand Street and a much larger space on Wooster Street, that were a nexus for the downtown art scene.
Joshua Rubin once started an Internet campaign to raise money for his dream Brooklyn coffee shop, which he hoped would be a nexus for the area's creative minds.
The Marrakesh Biennale increasingly looks like a nexus for the many efforts, drawing world-famous artists for exhibitions, debates and exchanges in the city since 2005.
