In this striking short film from City Walk, footage of a busy New York street filmed by the Thomas Edison Company in 1901 makes for a stark...
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Bread has always been at the heart of human history – we’ve been baking it for the best part of 10,000 years. But over the past decade there has...
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More than 1,300 French dinners will be served at restaurants and embassies across the five continents for a special event on Thursday, March 19...
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The broad business portfolio of the companies exhibiting at Food Ingredients was disconcerting. Omya, based in Hamburg, described itself as “a...
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Titus Kaphar doesn’t quite turn absences into presences, but rather into something in between. His artwork conjures a space somewhere...
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The Valletta 2018 Foundation has launched a Call for Papers and Posters from academics and practitioners worldwide addressing Cultural Mapping...
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Ferran Adrià, the world’s leading chef, pointed out yesterday that “the union of tourism and gastronomy is the key for an economic...
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On 30 January 2015 the International Fund for Cultural Diversity (IFCD) launched its sixth call for funding requests and its new On-line...
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It has came to light that the companies who loom over dairy farmers regularly and unfairly capitalize on them. In an attempt too eradicate this...
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Fast-forward two years, and Neciunas and his colleagues have created PlaceILive.com—a start-up trying to leverage open data from cities and...
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The strategies of some of America’s largest packaged foods companies appear to be running up against their shelf life.companies have had a variety...
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How a decades-old tenant battle in Washington, D.C.’s Adams Morgan neighborhood is still shaping the city today.The Adams Morgan...
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