"culture consumption" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the act of consuming or participating in cultural activities, such as attending art exhibits, watching films, or reading books. Example: The government is promoting culture consumption by offering free admission to museums and hosting cultural festivals throughout the city.
That's because pop culture consumption has increased in speed and also in density; it now has multiplicities.
Those who prefer their culture consumption generously spiced with risk will probably find much to like at the publicly supported Yerba Buena Center for the Arts here.
Furthermore, the HHW generation stream in Suzhou suggested the influence of another set of variables, such as local customs and culture, consumption patterns, and urban residential life-style.
The cathode ray box, with its diminutive screen, had already begun its conquest of America's living rooms, and its exploding popularity seemed to prophesy the obsolescence of movie-going as a central mode of pop culture consumption.
The producers of both shows are experts in the art of the 30-minute televised dose of celebrity news, but they are just starting to adapt to the new brand of pop culture consumption that blog-oriented sites like TMZ.com, Gawker.com and PerezHilton.com have refined.
Other works approached politics more indirectly, raising related questions of culture, consumption, and economics.
Wet-dog records, in the end, productively arrest the process of pop-culture consumption.
Traditional and national cultures, consumption and living habits contributed to variations in the generation and composition of domestic waste.
For example, in Western cultures consumption is often driven by a consumer's need to express individuality, while in Eastern cultures consumers are more interested in conforming to group norms.
He talked about his own pop-culture consumption recently with Chris Lee.
Hilary Duff is a fan -- that freaks me out!" Yes, this coming from the same girl whose Teen Vogue coverline reads, "Prescribed ideals of how girls should look are over," and whose song of the year is a deadpan indictment of pop-culture consumption.
