The ethos used to be, "Hey, we're artists, and the arts are always in trouble financially," so deficits are no big deal, he said.
Artist Soleil Zumbrunn's new project, 'GLITCH' is a powerful application of this specific glitch ethos, used on a very most familiar cultural object: a standard deck of playing cards.
Their ethos of using affordable community gardening to improve urban living was also evident in their Riot of Colour garden designed by Sandy for the Hampton Court Palace Flower Show.
Republic has an ethos of using local ingredients, championing traditional Ghanaian brews and ingredients but serving them up with a twist, and its owners say they are part of a foodie revolution beginning in the region, marking a new dawn in attitudes to eating.
Urban elite Merina in the city of Antananarivo identify as Christian and contrast their (self-described) chastity with the sexual behaviour of other ethnic groups and social classes; explaining this distinction in large part through Christian ethos, and using it as a basis for ethnic-related discrimination [ 60].
There's also a green ethos – it uses solar heating and rain water, and there's no air-conditioning but standing fans are provided.
At first glance, such innovations seem a perfect embodiment of the baby boomer ethos: why use traditional parental techniques like love, discipline or conversation to solve a problem when you can fix it via modem?
My leftover lemon rind tart is a classic example of where I put this ethos to use at Poco; another being my beetroot "hummus", served with beet-top crisps.
Adhering to his ethos of only using the best materials, the bag is made from the most luxurious leather: caviar embossed on the outside and reindeer suede on the inside.
Her idea of road food is a ziplock full of leftover tonnato made with raw farm eggs and Belcampo top round: a second-tier cut, because the financial model and the corporate ethos depend on using every last bit, and a cow is not made up of filet mignon.
