Sentence examples for cultural venture from inspiring English sources

He said the money he gave was an additional commitment to the arts, not money he would have typically given to another cultural venture.

Which means that flocks of national and international design critics have descended on Los Angeles to kick the tires on Eli Broad's latest cultural venture.

To lift Zegna's international visibility, ZegnArt is planning projects with museums in India, Turkey and Brazil, emerging markets where cultural ventures can help a brand make a splash.

John Robb caught up with Rimbaud to find out more about his unusual new cultural ventures, and what he makes of the revival of Crass.

In all these towns, even Folkestone, with its billionaire, public money is being pumped into cultural ventures, and outsiders called in to help.

The new document labels culture a "pillar" industry, according to an analysis by Deutsche Bank's Hong Kong office, underscoring the government's intensive effort to promote China's "soft power" as a leader in social and cultural ventures.

Joint cultural ventures are also under way.And how about linking eastern Denmark more directly with Germany's Baltic Sea coastline, enabling Danes to go by train from their capital to Berlin in, say, three hours?

Ion is now involved in a variety of intellectual and cultural ventures.

Krytyka runs a journal, a daily on-line newspaper, a publishing house, a popular speakers' series, and a number of cultural ventures.

Doubts remain on the part of some art experts about the hybrids produced by commercial-cultural ventures.

Authors can, of course, remain invisible if they wish Edinburgh allows them that privilege but they can also participate in new cross-cultural ventures.