Places like Brazil, which has a vibrant cultural infrastructure of collectors, dealers and artists, have become their own art hubs.
Artists in these cities are supported by a vibrant cultural infrastructure, but it takes different forms; some are underpinned by a vast array of organizations — from non-profits to state-backed institutions, private foundations and artist-led initiatives — as well as by individuals, including influential dealers and curators.
Recently, African countries have started to realize the necessity of developing a vibrant research infrastructure from local government investments [ 51].
He praised the ward, a deprived, multicultural inner-city area, for its community cohesion and vibrant grassroots community infrastructure.
About 400 people were killed in the uprising, which has shattered the reputation the Ivory Coast as a country with a stable government, a vibrant economy and an infrastructure that works.
First, no one disagreed with the reality of these challenges and second, no one -- whether on the political left or right -- disagreed with the goals of our wanting resilient infrastructure, a vibrant economy, a healthy community, and a productive workforce.
His success was proof of the continued popularity of gospel music, a vibrant genre with its own infrastructure and star-making machinery; he was a welcome guest at all the biggest black churches, a regular presence on BET's gospel shows, and a headliner at the gospel festivals that fill theatres and arenas nationwide.
Campaigns for office are quite different matters than the more transformative task of building progressive infrastructure -- and vibrant coalitions -- that can endure and grow, year after year.
Rather, the New Deal proves how public investment has been essential throughout American history at creating the infrastructure that a vibrant economy needs.
