"intersection of cultures" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a mixture of cultures, especially in the context of geography or societies. For example, you could say: "The Caribbean is an interesting intersection of cultures, as many different countries are represented there."
Portraying the intersection of cultures has its own dangers: hypersensitivity, endless qualification and overly tentative exploration.
Now the center promises visitors a new frontier, where they can "explore uncharted territory at the only history center to make the intersection of cultures its principal focus".
But Strasbourg is much more than a government seat; it is a university city, as well as a prosperous intersection of cultures, histories, gastronomy and architecture.
The impulse toward multiple understandings at the "intersection of cultures" may become even more palpable once the Southwest collection is fully restored, perhaps even demonstrating a way for other museums to move beyond political clichés.
Day 4-5: The Aland Islands: The Åland Islands are a quirky intersection of cultures: they are a Swedish-speaking series of 6,500 islands that belong to Finland.
During times of conflict, when differences carry colossal weight and resolutions seem unforeseeable, a new form of expression from artists who create at the intersection of cultures and aesthetics will expand the realm of the possible, and bring nuances to issues otherwise viewed as black and white.
She is also talking with several universities to develop an initiative focusing on the intersection of culture and international relations.
"Latino culture is invisible in this city," said Arlene Dávila, a professor at New York University who has written about the intersection of culture, ethnicity and the city.
It was restorative, and, over time, Jia's conception of his place at the intersection of culture and politics began evolving as well.
We vote next!" Esther Wang is a writer based in New York City who covers social movements, immigrant communities, and the intersection of culture and politics.
