It might not sound inherently linked to getting pissed every weekend, but the diversification of the arts can only be good for strengthening the quality and authenticity of the beats we fuzzily nod our heads along to, and the places we do that in.
In other words, history confirms that the birth and expansion of the Program Era represents the largest decentralization and diversification of the literary arts in American history.
Antiques and fine art can add diversification, not only to a portfolio, but to one's life, with many benefits including the opportunity for appreciation.
Wealthy people with $1 million or more to play with are increasingly looking for capital growth and risk diversification by putting money into "passion investments," including art, said the World Wealth Report 2011 by Merrill Lynch and Capgemini.
Although on the surface she appears to be, like Levine, primarily concerned with appropriating the artistic brands identifiable with modernist male icons, her art goes to greater lengths of diversification--the kind that composes individual experience.
Arthena seeks to provide diversification across the many sub-areas of this specific art market segment through our collections.
So art may play a positive role in wealth diversification.
A key development was diversification of HBC services to support the patient recruitment to ART programmes, patient adherence to medicinal regimens and retention on treatment [ 15- 18].
Art is also billed as a useful form of diversification, although like many other supposedly "uncorrelated" assets, it did not live up to that billing during the financial crisis.
Arts and artistic research foster heterogeneous processes of diversification and pluralization within knowledge production and innovation.
