ARTS AND CULTURE Sample Clauses

ARTS AND CULTURE. (a) Recalling that India and Mauritius share unique bonds based on their shared cultural heritage and traditions, the Parties acknowledge the importance of:
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ARTS AND CULTURE a. The achievement of the event in terms of showcasing and developing local talent
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ARTS AND CULTURE. Article 5 The Parties will encourage cooperation and exchanges between Francophones and Francophiles in all fields of art and culture, including literature, music, the performing arts, dance, the visual arts, folklore, crafts, museums, libraries, archives and heritage. Title VI: COMMUNICATIONS
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ARTS AND CULTURE. 1. The Parties agree to facilitate the tours of at least 10 major performing arts groups from each side during the period of this Program. If one Party sends more than 10 major performing arts groups, the other Party will be accorded the opportunity to send a like num- ber of additional groups. The detailed arrangements for tours of these groups will be pro- vided for in contracts to be concluded between the following entities: for tours of Soviet groups - between concert organizations of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and ap- propriate organizations or impresarios in the United States of America; for tours of Amer- ican groups between the concert organizations of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and the Embassy of the United States of America in Moscow or authorized representatives of the groups. The receiving side, taking into consideration realistic possibilities, will seek to satisfy the wishes of the sending side concerning performance fees, the timing and the duration of tours and the number of cities visited.
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ARTS AND CULTURE. Exchange of Performing Arts Groups and Soloists (Article III, paragraph 1 and 2): In arranging for exchanges by major performing arts groups, the Parties shall consider non-currency and no-fee contracts, where mutually agreeable to both participants, as a means of fostering such exchanges. The size of payments of performance fees to American artistic groups and performers, both in Soviet rubles and American dollars, will be deter- mined in each specific instance by means of bilateral negotiations and the signing of a con- tract between concert agencies of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and the appropriate American impresario. The Soviet side, as necessary, is prepared to consider the possibility of conversion of the xxxxx portion of performance fees for the indicated category of individuals into U.S. dollars. Exchanges of Delegations and specialists (Article III, paragraphs 8 and 9): The receiving side will provide for the costs of maintenance, accommodations and in- ternal travel for delegations and specialists exchanged between the Parties under this Pro- gram. Conditions for these exchanges will be agreed upon in each specific case. Maintenance will be paid in accordance with current rates in each country.
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ARTS AND CULTURE. ‌ Issues: The parties agree the key issues to be addressed are: • recognition of cultural development as a vital component in the life and growth of the community; • development of opportunities for increased participation, employment and investment in cultural activities and culturally-based enterprises; • the protection and management of Southern Midlands Council’s cultural heritage assets; • highlighting and celebrating the distinctive cultural features of the region; • facilitating wider community engagement with art and cultural activities; • fostering new tourism opportunities through arts and cultural experiences; • the need to identify the unique cultural product of Southern Midlands Council, as a basis for increased participation in strategic tourism industry development, training, marketing and promotional activity opportunities; and • continued development and support by the Council for events with the capacity to attract visitors and celebrate local pride and identity.
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ARTS AND CULTURE. Partner will work in collaboration with PARD, WPD and the City’s Art in Public Places (“AIPP”) program staff to deliver arts and culture vision plan(s) for the Park. Installation of art and other improvements proposed for the Park in such vision plans shall be subject to a written collection management agreement to be developed between Partner and AIPP prior to the installation by Partner of any such art or other improvements in the Park.
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