"We joke around ... we were experiential before it was cool to be experiential."
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This is a building that Samsung plans to maintain and refresh for years, so perhaps eventually this so-called "experiential playground" will start to feel a little more… experiential.
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Boutiques are actually ... Because they're interesting and experiential. Exactly.
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Experiential marketing events 'sponsored by SeatGeek'Over the past six months, SeatGeek has expanded its partnerships into experiential marketing, Borthwick said, which has helped SeatGeek strengthen its relationships with creators and their fans.
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The experiential fiction acclimatizes you to the future in advance.
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Whole experiential spaces like 29 Rooms fall into this, too.
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More brands are tapping into experiential marketing to reach consumers.
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So experiential marketing is the big route that we're taking.
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Experiential interests are for things like pleasure -- anything we enjoy.
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Kumar suggests spending on these experiential offers, like streaming products.
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The work has to be in plain sight and experiential.
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It's a lot of anecdotal and a lot of experiential.
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Which meant that my temperature scale had basically become experiential.
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It's "experiential," but not an amusement park, arcade, or museum.
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Other reasons are based on historical, environmental and experiential facts.
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It was kind of like one of those trendy experiential restaurants.
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"Photo booths have become a form of experiential marketing," he says.
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USA Today created an experiential tour of the Buffalo Trace Distillery.
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Kuhl also knew the company had to dabble in experiential retail.
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Mohan is a great proponent of experiential and outdoor luxury holidays.
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So what is experiential commerce, and what does it look like?
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Experiential commerce is speeding the decline of retail jobs and malls.
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Generally, though, experiential commerce's moment is good news for the consumer.
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The question is then, how can we make digital deletion experiential?
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But it has morphed into a full experiential pitch to millennials.
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Even experiential travel companies can suffer from a lack of imagination.
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It's very trippy because that's the nature of an experiential medium.
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The experiential learning environment provided by a diverse community is vital.
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"The idea was to do something more experiential," Mr. Shanks said.
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This knowledge is just as much experiential as it is academic.
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The resulting pieces are highly personal; Dune calls it experiential jewelry.
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"It's important to have that experiential connection to beer," Watson says.
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Do you want to get out there and you're an experiential learner?
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Recipients are anticipating feasible, experiential and requested gifts that reflect their interests.
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But experiential philanthropy is different because students gain practical knowledge and skills.
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We're delighted to bring this experiential high-tech platform to our consumer.
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And it was packed, packed with people looking for an experiential thing.
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The takeover of experiential commerce is a figure with a thousand faces.
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Because at American University, 91% of our students are doing experiential learning.
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It embraces change as a process that is experiential, holistic, and communal.
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I understood these arguments in intellectual terms but not in experiential terms.
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Or one that encourages experiential learning, personality development and other nonacademic pursuits?
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Every chance was precious, less for competitive reasons than for experiential ones.
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Experiential retail can have hefty upfront costs, making it a risky endeavor.
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What new forms of expertise exist that speak to abstract experiential meaning?
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Q. What do you do as an experiential marketing and design manager?
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It's easy, it's fast, and it's completely devoid of any experiential pleasure.
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It will also include the experiential elements featured in the original center.
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It's a transformational experiential thing, but no one's really figured out why.
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The project also teaches the kids science, mathematics and English through experiential activities.
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Influenced by the work of early modernists, McQueen's photography is experiential and experimental.
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These can be investigations, personal stories, profiles of extraordinary people, and experiential pieces.
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" He added, "We view Lululemon as an experiential brand versus a lifestyle brand.
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The experiential value of encountering old master paintings amid the trappings of luxury.
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As many expected, this one came down to Coy's wrestling and experiential edge.
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But the world is shifting from a materialistic culture to an experiential culture.
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" This is Speed's style, an experiential approach to tours that he calls "cruising.
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On the third floor's Experiential Coffee Bar, customers can eat liquid nitrogen gelato.
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Their method is experiential and accepts that failure is part of the process.
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To keep things purely experiential, Coach is not offering any goods for sale.
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They repeatedly stressed the experiential and material gains the war had given them.
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Many colleges and universities have invested in experiential learning and work-study programs.
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Designed by experiential retail company b8ta, Forum opened in Los Angeles in November.
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And through JetBlue's experiential marketing program, voters could potentially win a free flight!
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Slapping a logo on a beachball, however, is not experiential marketing, says Rochat.
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This trembling concession to ego loss provides consciousness with an elaborate, experiential shock.
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According to a 2014 study that investigated the link between experiential purchases and happiness, people gain greater satisfaction from experiential goods (seeing a movie, taking a vacation etc.), because they believe experiences, not possessions, are most reflective of who they are.
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Appealing services and environments make "experiential" and brick-and-mortar shopping worthwhile, he argued.
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The experiential marketing industry has long struggled to measure success in a meaningful way.
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One approach, known as "experiential philanthropy," teaches about charitable giving through hands-on experiences.
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When it comes to experiential entertainment, that has the potential to be truly groundbreaking.
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I'm looking for an experiential change that makes a huge difference in product line.
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Showrooms, charging stations, experiential events... there's lots of money needed to do this right.
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Thus, they have to marry experiential shopping with seamless customer service via social media.
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You could start exploring bondage in an experiential way, where no still means no.
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These forces have combined to result in the experiential commerce boom we see today.
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This experiential learning starts long before a child steps foot into a kindergarten classroom.
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It's also will be executing "Wedding Worthy" experiential events where bridal trends are showcased.
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So they joined forces to become Dave & Gabe and began making experiential art installations.
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Each has a theme that ties together an experiential narrative inspired by Nam's work.
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The most important goals you should have should be experiential learning and personal transformation.
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Snark Park is an experiential exhibition space in Hudson Yards in New York City.
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"We are trying to create a retail environment that's more experiential," Kaye told CNBC.
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Before buying, think about the extent to which the purchase is experiential, Kumar said.
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Cramer dove into another strong stock geared towards millennial-preferred "experiential" activities: Dave & Buster's.
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And we're doing it with out of door experiential opportunities, such as Universal Studios.
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Though Casey put up a valiant effort, Gadelha's experiential advantage was on full display.
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"The mere fact that it increases with age suggests an experiential factor," Mayr said.
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That's how you would get your news, and experiential stuff is kind of cool.
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What survived is a body of work that is highly immersive and painstakingly experiential.
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I need something emotional or experiential, something people can appreciate beyond technicalities or craft.
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Clearly, whatever love is, it spans a great deal of emotional and experiential territory.
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In August 2015, a public orchard in Seattle was transformed into an experiential poem.
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Experiential poetry is an underutilized art form and one Pai is incredibly interested in.
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But, in the era of experiential travel, the educational angle really appealed to me.
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After experimenting with found objects and experiential elements, she began to move toward sound.
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What is needed is specialized mentoring and experiential programs that can increase student retention.
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Can it suggest experiential freedom, ability to transgress and disobey, emancipation and self-determination?
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He said authenticity is pivotal in experiential marketing and developing a successful, enduring brand.
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Rooms feature sleek decor, hardwood floors, and dramatic artwork that feels experiential over traditional.
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One brand, for example, that's practically synonymous with experiential marketing success is Red Bull.
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More experiential than theatrical, the room traps you in a moment of shocked alienation.
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It's experiential pleasure for those who can't pick themselves up off the sofa. YALA!
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In the interest of experiential journalism, I paid $5.72 for a "brew" of my own.
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This experiential part of the attraction is also likely why the ride cost $300 million.
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The Museum of Candy will feature 15 experiential rooms, each with its own candy theme.
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Snapchat calls these live stories "experiential," because the viewer can see what the snapper sees.
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Emotion and the experiential element become the focus, relying on human engagement to animate it.
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But while experiential traveling increases in popularity, shopping while on vacation is still important, too.
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In March, it hired Katherine Tooley from Superfly as senior vice president of experiential events.
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But Hockaday's inventions can be more accurately thought of as experiential forms of philosophical inquiry.
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Aitken's career has been so largely based on the experiential ways he can manipulate nature.
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For starters, the focus here will be on one-of-a-kind, "experiential" beauty services.
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Experiential retail is key, particularly for the highly-coveted millennials who seek inspiring shopping experiences.
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There's also much more to do from an experiential perspective than simply race a tricycle.
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In Healing from Hate, the experiential piece is the more important story that I tell.
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"This experiential reality of poverty has to inform how we deal with people," he said.
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SF: I don't know that that's storytelling so much as an experiential kind of thing.
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Billy White's artistic kinships seem to be more personal and experiential than cultural or racial.
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It's the opposite of tangible books … it's more experiential than taking away a tangible product.
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"The more we can make the marketing experiential, the more successful it is," he said.
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It was more rustic and experiential, now it has a Caribbean vacation feel to it.
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Krystle Loyland, CEO of Austin ad agency Preacher, said experiential agencies would be hardest-hit.
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But our suggestions would guarantee more ideological, methodological, and experiential diversity from the Supreme Court.
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Part of what has made experiential art so successful is that it hides its scaffolding.
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Anything that's experiential, that we feel and don't think, that's what we came to do.
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I was impressed not only by the deals, but the experiential quality of this section.
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And yes, they're purely an experiential construct that adds nothing to the narrative of a film.
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That said, the HTC Vive has emerged as a front runner in Japan's fledgling experiential VRcades.
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Despite a sizeable experiential edge, Saenz failed to get back on track against his Brazilian foe.
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While predicting the future is an eternal pursuit, rendering it experiential is a more modern innovation.
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McDonald said Lululemon is also planning to invest more "in creating dynamic experiential moments" for customers.
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The tech-powered startup founded in 2015 uses software and analytics to create experiential store concepts.
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After all, experiential gifts are often more memorable than a random trinket or pair of slippers.
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It's not just staid department stores that are embracing the idea of stores as experiential destinations.
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Jessica Vaughn's show of restrained conceptual works subtly evokes the experiential dimension of mass-produced objects.
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For example, "experiential learning" as a concept has gained traction in recent years across academic institutions.
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Meet Luke and Mara of Wizard Creations, a branded merchandise company that specializes in experiential marketing.
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The acessories are an experiential piece of art for an unassuming walk in the rainy day.
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Amex recently acquired Resy, a restaurant reservation-booking platform, to beef up its "experiential" cardmember benefits.
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But he was experimenting with, reporting on, and writing about experiential platforms long before WIRED existed.
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There's a restless intelligence to his sampling, which always feels organic, experiential instead of merely ornamental.
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Experiential events have become tentpole business opportunities for millennial media companies looking to engage consumers directly.
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Part of my job is constantly looking for stories that will fit our uniquely experiential medium.
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Not the kind of faux, all-talk experiential that everybody in the industry claims they have.
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A college might waive some required courses because of "experiential" credit learned through work and life.
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She plans to push experiential and personalized learning in K-12 and higher education this year.
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That's a sensory memory on top of a story memory on top of an experiential memory.
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American Girl stores, which host tea parties, have long been a leading example of experiential retailing.
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Cramer said the only explanation for these "seismic" declines was the rise of the experiential economy.
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The term for deriving happiness from experiences more than material goods is called the experiential advantage.
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If you're dealing with: DepressionConsider: Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy (AEDP) or Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy (AEDP) Clinical depression is often referred to as the "common cold" of mental health concerns, even though it can feel way more hellish, both physically and emotionally.
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The full-on experiential nature of drone dissolves descriptors, making it nearly impossible to capture in words.
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The new stores will be smaller than Toys "R" Us' old stores and "experiential," the person added.
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"We are looking forward to more such experiential campaigns with Uber to offer holidays with a twist."
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I do believe in an experiential level; it's one way I relate to diverse groups of people.
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B8ta, a tech-powered startup founded in 2015, uses software and analytics to create experiential store concepts.
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Ms. Washington, for example, created an experiential installation that featured a wall covered with drawings of windows.
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Surveys show that millennial consumers are eschewing "stuff" in favour of experiential gifts like travel and entertainment.
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She saw his sculpture as transcending source material or object-hood, and embodying an experiential, real presence.
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How can the emphasis then be placed on materiality, as opposed to bodily subjectivity and experiential understanding?
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The sense of smell is an emotional and experiential one, as opposed to survival-based or biological.
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"We are working on our most experiential concept ever," he told the crowd during a Saturday panel.
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In fact, a number are actively investing in the future of experiential VR as an entertainment destination.
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Priceline: The experiential economy should support Priceline's Tuesday earnings, even if it sells off after the report.
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But within the processes of making their films is where the performative and experiential magic really occurs.
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Eleanor Friedberger writes specific, experiential songs that stick to you like burrs hooked onto a denim jacket.
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Ultimately, I think the first VR blockbuster will deliver both the experiential and ontological value of presence.
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As price-conscious shoppers have moved online, physical retailing has to become more of an experiential activity.
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She might be participating in experiential tourism where she is deeply involved in the community, Iglesias said.
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"They bring a killer experiential arm and expertise in spaces we weren't tapping," a Vice insider said.
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"Transformational travel" is the new "experiential travel," according to the business director of a luxury safari company.
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What people want is immersive experiences, and there's also been a huge rise in immersive experiential events.
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It's a problematic thing, and it's weird to be an unpaid experiential marketing guru for a company.
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Their site-specific, experiential works range from intricate, evolving window displays to choreographed takeovers of corporate atriums.
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Through this acquisition, ABG enhances its luxury footprint and makes its foray into experiential luxury and entertainment.
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Despite the loss of Toys "R" Us, experiential retail is returning to other areas of Times Square.
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"It was classic ahead-of-its-time technology," said Bejan, who now runs experiential marketing at Microsoft.
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Food and experiential: The Infatuation's newsletter subscriber base will nearly double by year's end, executives tell Axios.
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The client, a downtown "experiential agency" called Bowery Collective, charged everyone else up to $85 to attend.
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Experiential purchases, psychologists assure us, offer deeper emotional sustenance than any new gadget or piece of furniture.
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This tension, experiential requirements, and uncontrolled worldstate provide opportunity for expressivity beyond the rudimentary tools of acquisition.
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Vocations Samantha Schaible, 25, is an experiential marketing and design manager with Cannonball Productions in New York.
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The number one intangible or experiential gift they want to give is a food and beverage experience.
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But the only explanation for these "seismic" declines was the rise of the experiential economy, Cramer said.
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Front Burner The eye-catching experiential museum now has three stories of Instagram-able ice cream moments.
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The veteran actor called the film an "experiential opportunity" for audiences to engage in the philosophical rhetoric.
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The right experiential campaign paired with carefully selected social influencers and online content is a winning formula.
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"I wanted it to feel like a bureaucratic center," says creator Ben Chaykin, about his experiential installation.
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What is political about my painting, if we can even say that, is that it is experiential.
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And because VR is experiential, it's novel and it's fun, people are motivated to do it better.
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Wink is currently the "director of content and cool shit" at AREA15, an experiential entertainment complex opening in Las Vegas in late 2019, and he's already decided to use Aliume's work in Wink World, his plan for a black-light-heavy experiential ride through a series of infinity rooms.
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Creating a live, experiential event where women can have fun and be inspired to make healthier money moves?
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I'd argue that it does something else important: it offers us experiential training in how to pay attention.
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As virtual reality films are expanding in length and narrative complexity, Apex keeps things short and intensely experiential.
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The next step will be to open its own experiential retail location in time for back-to-school.
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And I think marketing really has to include experiential [entertainment] in many cases, because the audience demands it.
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Memory is a factor, too: "When it comes to the experiential, memory is malleable and unreliable," says Olivola.
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"You know people have got to get out of this cocooning phase and into the experiential, " says Lowe.
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His work is experiential: these events are recorded and imprinted into the texture and facture of his work.
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B8ta, an experiential retail concept that focuses on refining the in-store experience, is a testament to that.
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This was a visit to the Empathy Museum — an experiential art project that has been running since 2015.
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Augmenting the physical world with interesting and shareable content has been the focus of AR in experiential marketing.
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Sara Cwynar takes up the experiential qualities of photography to explore the ways a body interacts with fabric.
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NYPD detectives in the Special Victims division received training in Forensic Experiential Trauma Interview (FETI) techniques this year.
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One study found that 57 percent of people were happier after making an experiential purchase (like a trip).
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In 1522, Ferdinand Magellan's circumnavigation of the globe by ship provided experiential proof that the world was round.
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For example, Asher feels she can meaningfully improve experiential outcomes by advising about pacing and use of space.
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Mall owners, in turn, have been tasked to bring in more experiential tenants, food and far less apparel.
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Universities will be forced to better engage with employers in curriculum development and experiential education to remain relevant.
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I'm an experiential learner, and the best path for me is just to go out and do it.
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African American women are also penetrating as elected officials in a diversity that is both geographic and experiential.
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As additional support, we also bring former users together with experiential experts who were once addicted to GHB.
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Whether it's experiential advertising, sponsored content, or social media campaigns, the lines between life and marketing have blurred.
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And the juiciness, you just referred to it, is the experiential part of meat, which gives people pleasure.
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"The space is experimental and experiential – a window into the new Tiffany," Mr. Krakoff said in a statement.
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Finding a physiological release through experiential activities helps make sense of confusing emotions like anger, grief and guilt.
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Since then, the agency has made several key creative hires as WPP tries to expand its experiential work.
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Road trips meet travelers' desire for "experiential travel" and "ways to intimately engage with their destination," she added.
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"The art fair gives us an opportunity to offer something more in-depth and experiential," Ms. Gareh said.
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There are plenty of routes you can take for college grad gifting — practical gifts, experiential gifts, gift cards.
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Tilda Swinton — who received the Rothko Chapel Visionary Award in 2014 — opted to donate something a bit more experiential.
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From 2014 to 2015, revenues in the experiential luxury segment grew 4.2 percent, to 522 billion euros ($560 billion).
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One was experiential, one was a store that was absolutely delightful to shop in because it was beautifully merchandised.
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But more than just the visual style of the piece is the way it's constructed from an experiential perspective.
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"We feel experiential plays a critical role to bring the three dimensions of the brand to life," Curtis said.
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Experiential learning like this can increase student engagement and interest in science and technology through role playing and games.
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It's not about communicating but it's about story making and hence we have to shift to an experiential platform.
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Today, we share an intimate experiential knowledge of the intersectional gaps within our mental health, judicial, and social structures.
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The "Mad Money" host expects Dave & Buster's, a staple to the experiential economy, to announce expansion plans as well.
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Studies show that experiential purchases make us happier — and for a longer period of time — than buying material things.
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Flashy window displays, celebrity campaigns, and even experiential experiments aren't enough to get shoppers to actually come into stores.
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I grew up an observant Jew, so the natural opposition to that was the carefree, experiential Burning Man festival.
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The global headquarters of experiential marketing group BMF Media lie in the chaotic environs of New York City's Midtown.
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The retailer plans to offer "experiential benefits," where shoppers have a chance to win access to Macy's-exclusive experiences.
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Giant Spoon, which specializes in experiential marketing, flew drones above the space to map it out ahead of time.
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Ms. Ofeno, 34, is based in Manhattan as an experiential and fine arts events producer focusing on contemporary art.
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Vocations Tyler Williams, 33, is the head of experiential marketing for Zappos, an online retailer based in Las Vegas.
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I want the lessons they learn to be experiential, when they observe me and how I conduct my life.
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Research on experiential avoidance backs this up, since trying not to feel bad is associated with negative physiological effects.
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"Sales reps should approach customers, but even with experiential stores, there are boundaries they have to recognize," Franz said.
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The space is part of a project called "For Those Who Tour" from experiential marketing firm the Participation Agency.
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VR and 360 video are experiential tools that we use to create a sense of presence, space or scale.
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Elsewhere in the store, we were delighted to find a variety of experiential elements that elevated our shopping trip.
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Other "experiential rides" such as Sleep No More and Escape the Room could move into mixed-reality-compatible experiences.
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Being, um, older myself, I have some historical and experiential basis for understanding and analyzing that portion of the electorate.
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We sit by client team so we can collaborate more; we work between creative, PR, experiential and media buying seamlessly.
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Tentrr isn&apost the only outfit cashing in on a consumer trend toward "experiential travel" as an alternative to hotels.
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It's already a giant jungle gym for adults; an experiential fort with dozens of suspended hallways, staircases, and viewing decks.
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The Vive is also popular with VR arcades, and HTC actually operates its own VR "experiential center" known as Viveland.
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Who stays here: Twenty or thirty-somethings that love the experiential vibe and accommodations that are stylish but not stuffy.
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The experiential design firm's credits include everything from Broadway blockbusters to restaurants like Manhattan's Bond 45 and commercials for Target.
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As global director of culture and community, Rivera will report to Global Head of Culture, Engagement and Experiential Nola Weinstein.
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They reference surveys like the Global Drug Survey and survey "trip reports" from experiential documentation sites like Erowid and PsychonautWiki.
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Likewise, workshops are planned to help aspiring filmmakers devise and promote their brands, as well as experiential virtual reality events.
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It was moms and daughters a lot and it was an experiential kind of thing, but you don't have that.
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Alice + Olivia is bringing its latest collection to sea — and you can be a part of the experiential fashion show.
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If so, it's not the only source of "miles" or so-called experiential data the automaker will have access to.
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At least half the benefits of going to school are experiential, even more so if you're doing a humanities degree.
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It was developed by Rachel Schectman, founder of the experiential retail boutique Story, which was acquired by Macy's in 2018.
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In addition to including food and entertainment options to the retail mix, pioneering brands are ramping up their experiential offerings.
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K., let's say that you want to make an experiential piece that invites people to inhabit that sort of emptiness.
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Addressing things in a more social way, or a more personal, experiential way, can reflect those issues just as well.
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Pennsylvania REIT's CEO, Joseph Coradino, recently told CNBC's "Mad Money " that his mall properties are "detoxing," and adding experiential stores.
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And no credit card offers more in the way of experiential and travel-related perks than the Amex Platinum card.
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At this year's Tribeca Film Festival, several VR projects premiered as part of the "Experiential Storytelling" showcase at the festival.
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But from an experiential standpoint, her search for the USB drive, in particular, displayed the pitfalls of real-time storytelling.
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The system is designed to deliver certain information in an experiential format to its owner, and only to its owner.
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Experiential training sticks in the mind, according to Frederic Leger, airport passenger cargo and security product director for the association.
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One of these is a bereaved father (John Leguizamo), for whose benefit she feigns pregnancy and fabricates an experiential intimacy.
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"I&aposm always trying to find new and experiential ways to entertain my kids and the birthday guests," Marie said.
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"It's a fun and experiential way to give guests exceptional quality and wide choice of refreshments and amenities," he said.
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The intricate design has solidified this hotel as an experiential, one-of-a-kind property, unlike any chain offering nearby.
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"Our team works on-site to run an expanded consumer test drive," said Tim Rittenhouse, experiential marketing manager for BMW.
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Boasts amenities and features that are visually interesting with unique design, architecture, food, or other experiential elements that add value.
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V.R. will be transformative, but in other areas, like gaming, and in still undeveloped creations blending experiential images and sound.
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According to the study, those in lower socioeconomic classes gain more happiness from material purchases as opposed to experiential purchases.
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Half were told to only talk about material purchases, and the other half was told to talk about experiential purchases.
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Results proved that participants liked the conversation and their conversational partner better if they talked about experiential, not material, goods.
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Unlike the gamification of Guitar Hero/Rock Band, Electronauts is more experiential, designed to create remixes of songs on the fly.
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I know her presence will make a difference and am excited by all that the culture & experiential team will create together.
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If you had to choose two adjectives to describe Nichols' earlier three films, you could do worse than experiential and moving.
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New York City's first microapartments feature fold-out couches, extendable kitchen tables, and experiential perks like housekeeping and weekly errand-runners.
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Yet lots of learning happens in informal and experiential settings, and lots of workplace skills cannot be acquired in a course.
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The world is going to change again, but when it changed from experiential to image, it was [snaps his fingers] instant.
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In this case, that would be through experiential spaces that unabashedly borrow from theme parks, and would operate unapologetically for profit.
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The report also said the main two reasons companies used experiential marketing was to drive brand awareness and to increase sales.
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"We are going into a world where people are looking for more experiential more than transnational types of business," Portell said.
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Creating Wonder in the Customer Experience "Experiential marketing" has fundamentally changed the purpose and construction of food and hospitality driven events.
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Partnering with brands to create events and parties — known in the industry as experiential marketing — is turning into a lucrative business.
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It's "an experiential space that is inherently social, playful, and shared," says Claire Feeley, the Head of Exhibitions at Jupiter Artland.
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The combination of traditional film and experiential environment production experience allowed him to tackle large-scale immersive attractions at theme parks.
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Karim Amer: Also, trying to find a journey, because of the way of filmmaking that we follow is something that's experiential.
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The new production is premiering in Los Angeles at experiential studio GreatCo on Friday and will run through January 6, 2019.
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Another popular program, Global Citizen Year, provides financial support — more than $6 million since 2010 — for students to pursue experiential learning.
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Basically, every bit of inspiration you'd find inside the experiential space is now available in a product fit for your vanity.
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"'Experiential' would've been the buzzword five years ago," Chris Roche, the business director of a luxury safari company, told Business Insider.
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Enter the Valley of the Unbroken Horizon for a surreal art and installation space with wild projection art and experiential installations.
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An immersive walk through Tate Britain's museum lifts itself into the contemporary conversation with a new video in experiential, CG renderings.
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Dunn and Norton's research reveals that satisfaction with experiential purchases increases over time, while satisfaction with material goods decreases over time.
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She works in New York as an associate manager of experiential marketing at Bleacher Report, an online publisher of sports content.
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Satellite art fair has been lauded for it's experiential and performance driven environment outside of the pristine Art Basel convention center.
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Now we're starting to really see the relationship with the skyline and get a real experiential relationship with those visual cues.
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It has gone down the experiential route, opening up a fancy new social media-friendly cereal store in New York City.
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Ms. Letkemann, 42, is the senior director of Digital Strategy in Manhattan for MAC Presents, a music sponsorship and experiential agency.
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It is also developing Texas Chainsaw Massacre graphic novels, barbecue sauce, and experiential products such as escape rooms and haunted houses.
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It's not just that academic prose can be unnecessarily opaque but that language as a medium lacks visual art's experiential immediacy.
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But already, agency Giant Spoon laid off 20 percent of its staff due to the pandemic's impact on its experiential business.
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At Grapevine Mills, a popular shopping destinations in North Texas, the "experiential" formula is a major part of the marketing strategy.
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" : "If you want to be in experiential economy and you want a little yield, why don't you go with EPR Properties.
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Still, Brian Page, a high school teacher in Reading, Ohio, said he welcomed an additional teaching tool that is highly experiential.
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Or it goes back to 1958, and you get this really experiential section that goes into each character and their minds.
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When the Krewe brand decides to do more experiential things — whether that's in-store or beyond store — how would that evolve?
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Chelsea Maclin: Chelsea leads Bumble's global marketing strategies and initiatives, focusing on international campaigns, brand marketing, experiential marketing and integrated partnerships.
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In Paper Beast, you play as a VR user exploring this data-derived world, meaning the game is experiential, even meta.
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"These departments [within Penney] are high touch and experiential, even in a way a traditional beauty offering is not," she said.
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On the second-quarter conference call, Friedman focused on the company's push into hospitality as part of making retail more experiential.
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But the filmmakers' work here is experiential; their presence isn't merely implied in the closely observed events, it's inseparable from them.
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The Capitol Hill internship is an underpaid foot-in-the-door job, not merely a college credit-earning experiential learning opportunity.
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Your Hands Are Feet, an interactive room-scale VR experience that places you in surreal realities made up of experiential metaphors.
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Its expansion into a loyalty program comes as retailers are looking to make shopping "experiential" in order to keep customers coming back.
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Still, there's not a ton of evidence yet that supports the idea that bringing "experiential" tenants to malls will amplify activity there.
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Look, I still think that people ... You're still going to want to hang out with your family at a store. Right. Experiential.
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She insists that her experiential knowledge of the disease could give doctors crucial clues into her condition––if only they would listen.
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There are finally enough televisions out there that support HDMI-ARC," Derderian says, "and there's finally enough experiential benefit to the customer.
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Brett Morgen, dubbed the "mad scientist" of documentary film for his immersive, experiential style of film-making, was brought on to direct.
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Allowing customers to fill a box with beauty products adds a somewhat experiential element to Walgreens stores that could lure more shoppers.
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By 2023, about 10% of its bricks-and-mortar stores will be considered "experiential," like the new Chicago store, Lululemon has said.
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The issue is that some of these situational, experiential moments were what mobile virtual reality was allegedly going to help us discover.
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For one thing, Spotify claims that because it doesn't use Apple's payment system it is routinely penalized with technical and experiential limitations.
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But the "Mad Money" host believes in the power of experiential spending, and suggested another variable that could be boosting travel's numbers.
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Or, rather, welcome to an art installation by experiential futurist Stuart Candy, who will join Carnegie Mellon's School of Design this year.
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On our own platform, we're then free to enhance up, adding stylistic or experiential flairs that elevate the experience of the story.
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As designed, the experiential retail component of TSX Broadway will comprise the first several levels of the building, situated below the hotel.
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Next month's flagship event in L.A. features its own campuslike setting, with a 75,000-square-foot outdoor lounge, marketplace and experiential space.
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It was made by Poetic Kinetics, a group of artists who focus on large-scale art installations, experiential design, and performance production.
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In 2012, Space&Matter, a local architecture and design studio, proposed redesigning them as guest suites in the spirit of experiential travel.
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From the decline of the anchor store to experiential add-ons, here are six ways malls have changed in the last decade.
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Area 15 will be an "experiential, retail, and entertainment complex offering live events, immersive activations, and much more," according to the site.
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And instead of seeing the standard tourist attractions, millennials would rather pay for something experiential, such as music festivals and culinary events.
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Between augmented reality and human augmentation—from Pokemon Go to smart drugs to biohacking—we're priming our appetites for new experiential frontiers.
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There is little educational or experiential difference between a senior medical student in April, and a brand-new medical intern in July.
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At the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, Tatsuo Miyajima uses light to reflect on the transcendent, spiritual, and experiential aspects of time.
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It's something that I call multisensory—there's a lot of experiential cocktails as far as oils and aromas, nitrogen and edible components.
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The company plans to integrate its experiential reward offerings — like taking a local cooking class or attending a concert — with its rentals.
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"I wanted to create an experiential community where people discover paths and get to know nature a little more," Mr. Barnes said.
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"Every retailer that is going to win in this new environment must become an experiential destination," Mr. Schultz told investors in April.
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The rooms have an eclectic mix of colors, patterns, fabrics, and textures for an untraditional hotel design that feels experiential and different.
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Additionally, Kliman said the fast-casual model eliminates one of the key experiential features of a top chef's establishment — not feeling rushed.
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"A brand like West Elm can signal 'our brand is experiential' — reinforce positioning for customers not familiar with the brand," she said.
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Yet in the last decade, the same locations have become hotbeds for food, as consumers move toward a quest for the experiential.
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B8ta, an experiential retail platform that previously focused on electronics, opened its first apparel and lifestyle "smart" store, Forum, in Los Angeles.
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Though hand-controls are common in VR gaming (obviously) and experiential modes, this is the first narrative to use the added feature.
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This is just an absolutely terrific play on basically the outdoors and experiential economy and that's what it's going to stay as.
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You need to get a lift in sales and show how the perception of your brand is improving through your experiential strategy.
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Despite the experiential and technological add-ons, so much of this Toys R Us felt like a nostalgic blast from the past.
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Experiential-oriented gifts can be great for kids, and one of the best options here is a membership to a local museum.
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While Assemble's work is aimed at fostering community in otherwise disused spaces, Freeman and Lowe's practice is centered on creating experiential zones.
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He took people, a lot more, through the experiential aspects of the procedure or illness that he wouldn't have thought to before.
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In addition, there is a structural move towards more experiential and leisure spending and away from non-food purchases and in particular clothing.
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Roller Racers themselves are a groundbreaking product — in fact, there have even been published studies in experiential non-linear physics using these toys.
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I would like to say that the account that follows was based on an assignment to write an experiential piece on binge-watching.
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As for Cavo Paradiso's continued success, Lazarides maintains that the club will always be striving for an experiential greatness, despite any economic roadblocks.
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I create experiential installations that transcend into a fantastical worlds where life is paused for a moment and the viewer can discover nature.
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Hartigan and Herzbrun embraced personal sentiment in their references to nature and popular culture, resulting in abstractions that are simultaneously experiential and devotional.
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It's all the more powerful for being so experiential, a national apocalypse as seen by someone who's only just grasped what death is.
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"To me, that is where you would get those real concerns out, when you get people in a more experiential setting," said Byrne.
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If all goes according to the plan of experiential retail, people will come to the store and post pics to their Instagram story.
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And by 2023, about 10% of Lululemon's total bricks-and-mortar fleet will be considered "experiential" like this Chicago store, the CEO said.
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Rise is much harder to explain, and consists of multiple stages of 'ride' that, taken together, are best described as an "experiential" attraction.
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The new stores will be about one-third the size of the the chain's previous storefronts and offer more experiential shopping, Bloomberg reported.
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Responsive and responsible leaders in governments and businesses must act and collaborate to expedite change, implementing innovative, experiential and project-based educational approaches.
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She's been busy, however, as some kind of weird memory retrieval therapy involving a fish tank for the brain and experiential recall shows.
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The store was developed in partnership with Rachel Shechtman, founder of the experiential retail boutique Story, which was acquired by Macy's in 2018.
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Celgene has also been working on an experiential gene therapy that is a highly competitive and potentiality profitable area of the biotech industry.
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Other winners in an increasingly millennial-run world include Facebook-friendly experiential names like Six Flags, Marriott, Dave & Busters and Expedia, Cramer said.
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Frye's goal with each of its shops is to offer a different experiential element that helps it connect with that neighborhood, Lazarus said.
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The dance show, titled Inferno, is meant to be an experiential representation of hell, and I suppose it is, just maybe more fun.
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By generating experiential presence without authenticity, they seem to fall into an uncanny valley somewhere between interactive video chat and in-person interaction.
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"I think that one of the spaces that isn't so occupied by the bigger festivals with larger bands is the experiential," he says.
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Born in Peru but raised in Miami, Montoya is a Brooklyn-based artist who maintains a multidisciplinary practice covering fashion and experiential installations.
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In general, the inclusion of audiovisual material adds a welcome layer of experiential immediacy to what is, of necessity, a text-heavy exhibition.
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Cooper's Hawk is sometimes grouped with a new breed of entertainment-dining venues, sometimes called eatertainment, because of its interactive and experiential nature.
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Many of the most brutal criticisms centered on what they called Bed Bath & Beyond's "poor shopping environment that is neither experiential nor curated."
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"Luxury goods brands need to be global yet increasingly local, to become much more digital but at the same time experiential," she said.
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The new Oculus Go will support social experiences like Watch Party, multiplayer games, and even live shows such as concerts and experiential theater.
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Immersed in an all-encompassing liquid, a body of photographic works meld Romantic painterly technique with the experiential visual of compelling film stills.
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The late philosopher Ronald Dworkin distinguished between "experiential interests" and "critical interests" to shed light on how people may view their life goals.
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Chinese consumers looking for more "experiential" holidays are instead heading out for egg tarts and to take selfies amid Macau's pastel-hued architecture.
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Encompassing a vibrant, reflective aesthetic, Hilary White strives to create a communal experience around her experiential happenings, with a rhythmic cycle mimicking rituals.
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So students and designers that are there to make positive change in institutions and do that through design of experiences and experiential practices.
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Mashable Experiential and Delmondo are hosting a Snapchat #MashMeet at Downtown Disney's Naples Ristorante e Pizzeria on Saturday, June 25 from 12-2pm.
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Mr. Jacobsen (left), 28, is a senior producer in New York at the marketing agency Giant Spoon, where he focuses on experiential strategy.
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Houston enacted a ban in October after a Canadian sex robot maker tried to open an experiential showroom called Adult Love Dolls Brothel.
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Samantha Flores, the director for experiential design for the architecture firm Corgan, wearing an age-simulation suit at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.
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"I love books and working with kids in the classroom, but it's nice to give them something more experiential and visual," he said.
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"Our goal is to make sure when we launch Rise of the Resistance, it's a success under the guest experiential definition," he said.
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I use Trader Joe's as an example in my customer loyalty keynote and every audience has incredible love for the experiential grocery store.
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Cramer said this alone should make the stock a strong play on the rise of the experiential economy, one of his favorite trends.
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He expects that number to creep closer to 30 percent in the next few years as more malls open unique and experiential concepts.
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The 21970th anniversary of Antarctica&aposs discovery, an emphasis on experiential travel, and last-chance tourism are reasons why Antarctica tourism is surging.
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In the HBO show Westworld, guests are immersed in a Western experiential theme park populated by human-like robots bordering on self-awareness.
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It's the kind of hotel you should pick if you prefer experiential, one-of-a-kind properties that you'll document on the 'Gram.
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Add to that a love for working with kids, an interest in experiential education, enthusiasm for hard work, and a ton of patience.
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Hyperloops represent the future we all imagined, as opposed to the one we got, which assaults us with Facebook ads and "experiential" stores.
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Their unique undertaking inevitably raises questions about the sustainability of the physical publication in the digital era, its experiential quality, utility, and circulation.
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Macy's has acquired a minority stake in b8ta and will use the startup to enhance The Market, an experiential-based retail concept at Macy's.
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Anne aims to be a more experiential visit than the Anne Frank House museum — built on the site of the Secret Annex — can provide.
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But even these malls have started to gear towards "experiential" retail—businesses that rely more on the experience they provide than what they sell.
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Consumers, particularly younger ones, have been more adventurous with their food choices in recent years, opting for experiential occasions and not just traditional fare.
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The first experiential sanctuary was created by artist Elia Alba, who dedicated her room to revered DJ and NYC night life fixture Larry Levan.
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Most of the company's billing is experiential exhibitions, then product development and advertising campaigns, in which they often lend technical expertise to larger agencies.
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Rather, The Cosmopolitan promises an experiential stay that's way cooler than your parents' Las Vegas while still more refined than the typical Strip antics.
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But Kuhl believes experiential retail is the best way for customers to get to know the Burrow brand, and in many ways, he's right.
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And by 2023, about 10% of Lululemon's total bricks-and-mortar fleet will be considered "experiential" like this Chicago store, according to the company.
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Like a child who develops a sense for right and wrong through praise and scolding, present-day machine learning requires similar binary experiential training.
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These experiential bookings are offered by local host-types with specialties that might catch the eye of vacationers looking for an authentic local experience.
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"The outbound market has evolved from the early days of sightseeing and shopping to slow, leisure- and destination-focused experiential travel," the report said.
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Of course, backstory doesn't mean much if the resulting artworks, as vehicles of the research, don't hold their own in visual and experiential terms.
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That experiential sleight of hand was so effective due to the writing approach and the performance techniques the Deep Dive team has been exploring.
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But with product demonstrations, classes, and other experiential offerings, the store would be such an attractive destination that brands would pay to appear there.
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Until then, she had worked full-time in experiential marketing in the tech and advertising worlds, and had mostly blocked out any negative experiences.
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When the district folks realized their mistakes, they sent us even more tests to administer, wasting what could have been valuable experiential learning time.
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This poster, in the office of the inn we stayed at in Barreal, gets to the heart of this shift in an experiential way.
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"I have learned that art can be a powerful way to go if you are looking for emotional dimensions, experiential knowledge," Hällgren told Mashable.
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Half were told to only talk about material purchases, like televisions or clothes, and the other half were told to talk about experiential purchases.
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In addition to boasting a hotel, theater, restaurant, and an outdoor stage, the building will also feature 75,000 square feet of experiential retail space.
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Today, CAA Brand Consulting serves as its de facto agency of record, handling social media, content development, and experiential activations, a CAA spokesman said.
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If online education is supplemented by experiential learning supported by employers, the cost of university education can be drastically reduced while enhancing employment outcomes.
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An entrepreneurial approach to education with an institution (LLA) that teaches children through project, opportunity and experiential-based learning, on top of essential curriculum.
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The natural world, according to the OIA, is an experiential commodity, acquired through the poisoning of our atmosphere with enormous amounts of greenhouse gasses.
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Mintel's data revealed that 44 percent of Chinese consumers said that they preferred experiential luxury such as spas and resorts rather than material items.
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So all these immersive experiential events will give them a platform to step out of themselves for a minute and… And offer a community?
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People didn't just happen to be resilient or kind, they learned those traits through experience, so the hero would need experiential foundations as well.
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As a generation, millennials have a reputation for hopping on board with any product that is minimally branded, or buying into the experiential economy.
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I've seen some really cool stuff done with experiential, but it's just, it's still not ... Print works really well, you know what I mean?
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"I tried everything — Reform, Conservative, Orthodox, Chabad — and there were benefits to all of them but these services are much more experiential," she said.
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Capitalizing on this surge, the experiential travel outfitter andBeyond set up its first lodge outside of Africa this September in Chile's scenic Lake District.
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Over the summer, it debuted its experiential retail concept, the Dreamery, where customers spend $25 to take a Casper-branded nap for 45 minutes.
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She proposes an art as social and shared as it is experiential and aesthetic, immersing us in the fleeting beauty of this bountiful intersection.
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Alyx sings in these small, embodied moments, using them to bring an experiential immediacy to what is generally a standard sort of videogame experience.
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A new generation of toy stores hopes to capitalize on the demise of Toys R Us by emphasizing playtime with "experiential retail," AP writes.
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With speakeasy-style magic shows and cocktail bars, the on-site offerings are so well-curated and experiential, it's a shame to miss them.
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The civilian head of the Pentagon and the president's principal military adviser must provide rigorous counsel, borne ideally of diverse professional and experiential backgrounds.
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We often use experiential techniques to help create motivation and insight with clients, where instead of just explaining what is happening, we show them.
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The party's experiential theme evoking 1930s-era Hong Kong was designed by Burning Man veteran Jason Swamy, a cofounder of artist collective Robot Heart.
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Below is a brief explainer on the state of experiential marketing today, as well as a few potential career paths related to the field.
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Particularly for brands introducing a new product, Harrold says, experiential marketing can be an inventive way of getting consumers to touch, taste and try.
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Pablo adds that technological advancements in experiential marketing, analytics and social sharing platforms have opened the field up to a huge range of professionals.
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That dampens the thrilling experiential quality of the exhibition that relies so heavily on contrasting through our senses the tensions between East and West.
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The store was also expected to more closely integrate Target's e-commerce offerings and include space for more experiential activities like classes and meet-ups.
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" So Toth teamed up with local farmer Servio Pachard and Austrian designer Carl Schweizer "to bring chocolate to people in a much higher, experiential form.
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The purest play on the experiential economy is Live Nation Entertainment, which owns Ticketmaster, has 167 venues globally, runs major music festivals and manages artists.
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His are not universal narratives, but a compendium of personal, experiential tales that give meaning to his multivalent life as an artist-explorer-Indigenous person.
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Wink, of course, helped overthrow the old order of theater in New York in the 1980s by injecting it with an experiential, or immersive, component.
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At this price point, you can also go for an experiential date and take them to a store they love to pick something out together.
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Given that, it's natural for VR creators to look to other experiential art forms for inspiration, and over the past year, that process has accelerated.
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To honor the True Original's birthday, Disney has been whipping up a myriad of collaborations be it fashion, food, or even an experiential art instillation.
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The struggle over schools breaks down into two main camps, traditionalists who favour teacher-centric direct instruction and progressives who favour student-centred experiential instruction.
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Macy's decision to lead this round comes in light of its recent partnership with b8ta to enhance the retailer's experiential-based concept called The Market.
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"At that point, we will have already built the moat around us with exclusive deals with all the top hospitality and experiential players," he said.
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Two months ago, Kraft Heinz launched Springboard, a brand incubator to develop natural and organic, specialty and craft, healthy and what it called "experiential" foods.
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I think that's a brilliant move because I think that Steve Tanger is still going to make money for you because those are experiential malls.
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In turn, mall owners have been making their redevelopment strategies known, as many shift away from apparel tenants and into partnerships with more experiential options.
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From the dwindling number of malls to the introduction of experiential elements, here are the six main ways malls have changed in the last decade.
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The Global Wellness Summit's 2018 trends report says it takes experiential travel — with its focus on authentic cultural experiences — to a deeper, more emotional level.
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Online programs work best when they are part of a university curriculum that is monitored by quality faculty and offers classroom and experiential learning opportunities.
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The key thing here, though, is that marketing some of these experiential products requires some radically different approaches from those traditionally used for consumer electronics.
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There's an experiential component, he said, that's absent when you buy "new midcentury designs," alone at the computer or from a retail chain's sales person.
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You can have online orders shipped to Nordstrom Local for pickup, but the goal is for the smaller spaces to be experiential and service-oriented.
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There is an experiential cast to the fair, with local D.J.s and the Brooklyn tattoo artist Scott Campbell, whose clients include Penélope Cruz and Sting.
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"We want to be the developer who produces and delivers tier-one entertainment while at the same time delivering an experiential retail environment," he added.
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But Wildlands' myriad missteps are experiential landmines that blow up in your face in almost every province, with immersion and enjoyment suffering as collateral damage.
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"Technology and experiential components will continue to be paramount to successful beauty campaigns, launches and displays," Nata Dvir, Macy's general business manager for beauty, said.
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The shift in shopping habits is also causing new types of experiential retailers to pop up, like Neighborhood Goods, which features brands popular on Instagram.
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The Getaway Travel is, by definition, dislocating, a condition that the trend toward experiential travel and the connectivity provided by the internet aim to ease.
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Pablo Rochat, a marketer and former art director at Goodby, Silverstein & Partners, agrees that experiential marketing is an intriguing way to create coveted audience engagement.
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Not to mention that these opportunities — as well as all of the experiential methods detailed above — have more reach and social amplification than ever before.
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KS: Oh you could go ... Obviously, besides ... Let's just skip over porn right now, but the gaming or experiential kinda things, which you're talking about.
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According to a 2017 study of social class and purchase satisfaction, those in lower socioeconomic classes gain more happiness from material purchases than experiential purchases.
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I do think that's the most promising, and experiential things, like I'd love to go to Bilbao, but I don't really wanna go to Spain.
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There is, of course, a big difference between religion and faith — the ways in which faith manifests spectacle is more human, more ecstatic and experiential.
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The film creates a direct, experiential and visceral engagement with these events by maintaining a relentless focus on the minute-to-minute unfolding of Saul's world.
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"We joke that we have a brand that is 150 years old and was 'experiential' before it was cool," Conn told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Tuesday.
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Brands made big plays at this year's South by Southwest festival in Austin, Texas, with it "the place to be for top so-called experiential marketing".
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Those flourishes, however, come at the expense of story, yielding a movie that emphasizes its experiential and 3D qualities but lacks depth on every other front.
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" Ratiu describes the suburban downtown as "very walk-able, likable neighborhoods that combine retail shops, experiential places with office, with work, as well as residential properties.
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In this way, Tull converges two superficially separate modalities—the conceptual and the experiential—revealing that any genre of art can be visionary, and vice-versa.
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"With the caterpillar, that's kind of experiential messaging we're trying to deliver," Gopi Sangha, the director of digital strategy for Coachella's parent company Goldenvoice, explained helpfully.
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The EventTrack 2015 report on experiential marketing showed that 45 percent of brands surveyed said they were creating more events and experiences than the year prior.
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The iconic makeup brand's first permanent flagship location, which they're dubbing an "experiential makeup playground," is opening on Black Friday in the heart of Times Square.
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Then, in June, Macy's partnered with b8ta to enhance its experiential-based retail concept and went on to lead the startup's $19 million Series B round.
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There will also be a zero-sugar version of the new flavored drink and the campaign includes TV, social, digital, outdoor, mobile, radio and experiential marketing.
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Seeing daffodils bloom early because of warmer temperatures is a type of experiential learning that is likely to have a lasting impact on a person's mindset.
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Transpose any one of those into an all-encompassing experiential medium, and it's not hard to imagine what a bad actor (or geopolitical entity) could accomplish.
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Eventually, David Garber, the company's executive producer of Themed Entertainment, and an experiential environment filmmaker, took Pixomondo into this realm of immersive large format dome filmmaking.
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Long before making these immersive, large-format film experiences, Garber created experiential environments at Yale University, which incorporated experimental structures with sound, light, music, and film.
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The format seems theatrical, or at least experiential: In these establishments, customers aren't only paying for the food but for the upending of dining-out conventions.
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Elton has worked at Amazon since 2012 and has worked with advertisers like Universal Pictures on campaigns including an experiential one for "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom."
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As part of its focus on experiential retail, the concept store includes various tutorials and "lifestyle workshops" on everything from cooking tool demonstrations to beauty tips.
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As we move from a material to an experiential culture, people crave skills that will help them forge memories and contribute to the world around them.
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Either way, in Walden, a game, Fullerton has created a vision of nature and solitude that provides opportunities for both experiential learning and a startling tranquility.
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Students absorb skills and lessons through experiential learning that they never will in a classroom, while seeing what works and what doesn't in a professional context.
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But you seem more annoyed by his taste for experiential gifts: spending the morning in bed with pancakes instead of opening velvet boxes from Harry Winston.
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Among the most comprehensive is the eight-day Royal Wedding Celebration in England: Inside the British Monarchy tour from Road Scholar, the experiential learning travel company.
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Related: GIF Six-Pack: Female Artists You Should Know Surreal Digital Art Recalls Dalí and M.C. Escher 5 Experiential Artists to Elevate Your Consciousness in 2016
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In truth, all travel is an experience, but the branding and marketing of "experiential travel" has been one of the top tourism trends in recent years.
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Yet this hotel stands out in a sea of traditional brands as a beacon for millennials and art lovers looking for an innovative and experiential property.
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"Personally, I feel that the Roastery is the finest, most creative, and immersive experiential retail environment of any in the world today," Schultz said in 2015.
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Only when governments, corporations and colleges join forces to reduce educational costs, expand experiential programming and improve student success, can we find feasible and fundable solutions.
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The theory is often used to support experiential authority, because, well, who knows what it means to live at an intersection better than the person there?
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In an ideal educational world, experiential games like this would be core elements of a financial literacy master class that every high school student would take.
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Mr. Litalien said that demand for so-called experiential classes was high and that there appeared to be little risk of cannibalization as the industry grew.
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The Mondrian House there, where the artist was born in 1872 and lived until he was 8, will reopen in March as a permanent "experiential" museum.
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Embracing the appearance of empiricism, the work in this show offers a kind of truth arrived at through the experiential and emotional filters of the artists.
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At MaC, we are looking for those innovative companies that are re-thinking how consumers experience filmed entertainment to make it more experiential, interactive and engaging.
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The retail world is scrambling to adapt to these changing desires by revamping store models to be more experiential and engaging as mall foot traffic declines.
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"These are conversations that bring consciousness and change, and I think that is a wonderful thing," said Nola Weinstein, Twitter's global head of culture and experiential.
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Whether it's a For Those Who Tour location or an experiential museum celebrating ice cream, it's an opportunity for influencers to create fresh and unique content.
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Shopping there was experiential and disorienting, just as intense as in the Sharper Image across the hall, which still had a "Back to the Future" sheen.
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A cynic may see today as an elaborate example of bonkers-budget experimental and experiential marketing from one of the biggest streaming services in the world.
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The "aesthetic" key analyzes an artwork's formal properties, while the "experiential" key highlights the affective and psychological impact a work can have on viewers across time.
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Mobile innovation will create Latin American service sector efficiencies The current experiential difference between the U.S. and Latin America creates two huge opportunities for O2O commerce growth.
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The SXSW conference took its own stab at defining the space this year with a track focused on "experiential storytelling," another popular (if less user-friendly) label.
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Your sister's friend's duckface selfie might not compare to the Mona Lisa on first glance (or at all), but a new experiential museum is challenging that notion.
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However, young adults who take the initiative to gain knowledge through experiential learning may gain more understanding than a less motivated adult in the same time span.
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He considered the emblems, signs, and motifs of his cultural heritage as the stuff of experiential DNA, things to be molded into the rubric of his art.
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Specifically, the openings across 'experiential' chains, such as ice cream parlors, beauty salons and vape shops, haven't been enough to offset closures in the more traditional categories.
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"The bones and several teeth show clear signs of having been deliberately broken by humans with manual dexterity and experiential knowledge," Holen said in a press release.
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"Terrence's Voyage of Time is an incredibly beautiful and unique experiential IMAX film for children and families chronicling the birth of time," he said in a statement.
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Fifty-three percent said they would enjoy a physical gift (flowers, clothing, etc.), and 48% would enjoy an experiential gift, such as a class or a concert.
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Combining a technology-facing video with an experiential exhibit, the artist probes the cross-section of mortality and human desire with elements of physics and architectural design.
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Travel + Leisure reports that the jet was created by the company's vice president of interior design, Jay Beever, and experiential designer Eddie Sotto, a former Disney Imagineer.
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Industry insiders call it experiential retail — creating destinations for customers that go way beyond the act of purchase and immerse customers in a 360-degree brand lifestyle.
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Raub is the cofounder and president of b8ta, an experiential retailer that entered into a joint venture with Tru Kids to open the Toys R Us stores.
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It also lists acquisitions it has made to expand its services, including the Philadelphia creative shop 160over90 and the experiential marketing agencies IMG Live and Fusion Marketing.
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Moreover, was this finally a chance to write an experiential health and wellness story that didn't involve things being injected into me or flushed out of me?
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"Even the idea of open-ended virtual reality is very different from a very craft-driven, experiential virtual reality, which is more where we want to be."
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The young men who attended the camp thought an experiential exercise was a more powerful way to understand sexism than reading a book or watching a video.
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Richter spent more than four years at Uber leading the ride-hailing giant's global business development, corporate development, experiential marketing, autonomous vehicle alliances and brand relevance teams.
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In this moment of historical transition towards more experiential visiting, the museum has taken the progressive and enterprising step of making itself somewhat transparent to the visitor.
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The characters in Calvino's stories are more cyphers and symbols than fleshed-out, emotional, experiential beings, and Melotti's generalized impressions can be viewed in the same light.
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Having grown weary of the traditional retail model, Brown and Fels wanted to offer their clients something more interesting: an experiential space that prioritizes culture over commerce.
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Dealing with the transcendent, spiritual, and experiential aspects of time has the potential, as in "Mega Death," for the creation of astoundingly beautiful environments for quiet contemplation.
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"The presence of smell and temperature in the room, combined with the moisture of the fountain and the distillery bring together this experiential idea," says Campos-Pons.
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Last year, for example, he introduced a training technique, Forensic Experiential Trauma Interview, to help sex crime victims remember key details that could help solve a case.
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And I think that you need that kind of completed loop of content and commerce and experiential to kind of touch the customer in a multipronged way.
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While Secrets does include some gaming staples like a first-person blaster fight, ILMxLAB and The VOID seem more interested in the experiential aspects of the storytelling.
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Some of Lululemon's growth initiatives include selling in more categories, such as personal care, and opening more experiential stores that have spaces for fitness classes and eateries.
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Pandora will also host experiential events related to this, including a live-streamed Halsey concert in New York's Times Square and a larger concert still to come.
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Who Jen Catron, 34, and Paul Outlaw, 38 Occupations They are collaborative experiential artists who work on large-scale installations as well as immersive and participatory pieces.
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"A foodie couple may prioritize unique experiential catering options, while a music-obsessed couple may splurge on a well-known DJ or standout band," Maxwell-Cooper says.
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The event relies on flamboyant visuals, music, performers and audience participation to transform spaces around the globe — including 216 cities in 239 countries — into new experiential environments.
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In the meantime she is set to launch The Good Grass in November—a retail accessories shop that will have an "experiential chill zone" to allow vaping.
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Twice a year we get to break up our tedious stalking of Instagram clothing tags with a flurry of experiential runway shows, trend predictions, and aspirational street style.
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Beyond the theaters, Sun Valley Film Festival's experiential programming was just as robust as the cinematic slate, with attendees traveling via gondolas (complimentary champagne included) to mountaintop events.
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If SOUNDBOKS can live up to its hype and can blast music all day long on the go, it could capitalize on the shift to the experiential culture.
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In the same vein of Neiman Marcus' legendary fantasy gifts, the latter group of offerings focuses on the experiential, the one-of-a-kind, and the extremely expensive.
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It's the kind of hotel that caters to guests who prefer experiential, one-of-a-kind properties — this is likely nothing like any Marriott you've ever stayed in.
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Part of the movement's second generation, the artists embraced personal sentiment in their references to nature and popular culture, resulting in abstractions that are simultaneously experiential and devotional.
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They also require the connective tissue of narrative, and are the most straightforward example of how experiential storytelling differs from what we see in books, TV, and movies.
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And they're looking for engagement and experience in virtual reality, and in games, and in immersive or experiential performance — but also in other types of multi-form narrative.
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That's a first since most previous 5G demos were theoretical, behind closed doors, or experiential demos that didn't use devices that real people will be able to buy.
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The show was intended to have a sort of experiential effect, and really to try and get inside David's head and the way that he sees the situation.
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But in addition to its pristine layout and many tech toys, what also differentiates the Apple Store from the brick and mortar herd is its unique experiential element.
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Experiential VR installations like the ones that opened at Disney are truly different and new — the story isn't being told purely by visual input, but by sensory experiences.
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I think my role in both, in different ways, is rooted in the interpersonal and experiential, letting that be the guide and the living-out of the vision.
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Ben told me that one facet of fun was experiential, and that hopefully after experiencing rides we'd be giggling, and after that talk about what fun we'd had.
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"This year, we doubled down on video, we doubled down on experiential, we doubled down on technology," Brendan Ripp, publisher of Sports Illustrated, told CNBC's "Squawk Alley" Tuesday.
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T Brand Studio worked with Ralph Lauren on the ad's creative design and concept, and the ad itself was then produced by NYT experiential design agency Fake Love.
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The start-up prides itself for being a provider of experiential travel — which is more likely to happen if you're staying at someone's home versus a business hotel.
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At a $975-a-night luxury resort with an infinity pool and a decadent spa, the luxury comes in the form of tailored experiential offerings and wellness amenities.
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Fleiss outlined a number of core trends, including unique and luxurious splurges, curated, experiential shopping, and retail services that are able to "save the day" in a pinch.
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Examples of SeatGeek's experiential-marketing tactics include surprising Dobrik with a "postgame press conference," or "room full of 20 reporters who asked Dobrik their toughest questions," Borthwick said.
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"There has been a huge push into experiential cruising, where people don't just want to go to a place, they want to immerse themselves in it," adds McCallum.
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CBL is in the midst of a complete rebranding, with the goal of marketing its portfolio as "vibrant town centers" with experiential opportunities, more restaurants and fitness centers.
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"In the next five years, we expect shoppers' increased emphasis on experiential retail to push retailers … as they compete," said James Cook, director of retail research for JLL.
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Amex is most famous for its travel connections and premium "experiential" offerings like concierge service, but it also offers credit cards with other perks and lower annual fees.
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" He elaborates on its significance as yet another dimension of her installation works, stating, "Louise's work has always oscillated between real space, the experiential and the psychological space.
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For those looking to make their gift even more experiential, there's an ever-increasing selection of cannabis wine tours that are as relaxing as they are self-explanatory.
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The details: The acquisition includes all of Flavorpill's current staff, including co-founder Sascha Lewis, who will become BDG's vice president of experiential and president of Flavorpill Media.
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The luxury yacht is equipped with a beach club, swimming pool, plunge pool, experiential showers, a complete spa with a sauna, a Turkish bath, and a massage room.
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This season, however, the "experiential show" — in which design houses collaborate with artists, musicians, dancers or directors to present blockbuster catwalk spectacles — was more popular than ever before.
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Still, the intensity of the collective, huddled observation had a strong experiential power, especially the quiet attention of the crowd gathered inches away from Frau Rausch's lonely ending.
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This presentation, curated by Rashaun Mitchell, a former company member and a trustee with the Merce Cunningham Trust, explores the theoretical, practical and experiential approaches to Cunningham's work.
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At the city's oldest working family farm and in one of the country's oldest original houses, come for experiential programs that include apprenticeships in weaving, carving and more.
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The bride, who is 229 and based in New York, oversees global experiential marketing for St. Regis, The Ritz-Carlton, Ritz-Carlton Reserve and Bulgari Hotels and Resorts.
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The style of therapy I practice is called accelerated experiential dynamic psychotherapy, and in this work we focus a good deal on the physical experience of our emotions.
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Brittney Escovedo, the founder of Beyond 8, the experiential event production company that has produced all of Pyer Moss's shows, pulled this season's production together in three weeks.
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The bride, who is 35 and based in New York, oversees global experiential marketing for St. Regis, The Ritz-Carlton, Ritz-Carlton Reserve and Bulgari Hotels and Resorts.
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James wants to undermine the scientific pretensions of people who, like his brother, think that human psychology can be a science, rather than an enigmatic, unfolding experiential art.
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We created initiatives like the Business Experiential Learning Commission and Colorado Innovation Network to make sure that we were adjusting to changes and growing our future talent ecosystem.
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They show how resources must be better allocated to historically disenfranchised communities, and how treatment, including medicine, experiential wisdom, and social support, must be better distributed across communities.
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Jeff Malmad, managing director and head of mobile and Life+ at Mindshare North America, has been involved with a number of experiential campaigns employing wearable technology and biometrics.
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Legislation also will provide for experiential learning so young people are truly career ready with both strong academic skills and the skills needed to succeed in the workplace.
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Hailing from the suburbs of Detroit, the Brooklyn-based artist got his MFA at Columbia University, where he developed the pop-surrealistic painting style that colors his experiential art.
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The thing I learned that day, and every day since, was the power of diversity and the power of bringing people together from different cultural backgrounds and experiential backgrounds.
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The goal for bricks-and-mortar companies this holiday season is to make shopping more experiential, giving people a reason to come inside rather than shopping for merchandise online.
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Related: 4 Experiential Artists Who Brightened Up 2016 I Had an Out-of-Body Experience at an Oculus Rift Art Show Escape from Miami Art Madness with Oculus Rift
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And the most popular were clearly of the experiential variety, like riding Six Flags' Tatsu rollercoaster (below), an installation that required sophisticated moving chairs to achieve the full effect.
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She researched classes and extracurricular clubs, and took an interest in the school's experiential learning courses, which offer students the opportunity to work on real-world projects with companies.
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Related: 5 Experiential Artists to Elevate Your Consciousness in 2016 5 Experimental Video Artists to Keep an Eye On in 2016 5 Performers You Need to Know in 2016
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As we shift to an experiential culture where our possessions are digitized and its our interests that define us, people want to feel closer to the creators they love.
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That's not going to stop experimentation, however — particularly when creators seem to be zeroing in on interactive, experiential moments as one of the key building blocks of VR storytelling.
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"In our 166-year history, the real throughline of the brand is at the core, it is about service," said Deborah Curtis, vice president of experiential marketing for Amex.
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To help you become your friend group's designated gift-giving master, we teamed up with Moxy Hotels to round up all our favorite experiential present ideas in one place.
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B8ta's solution offers brands a physical presence with an experiential-driven store that comes with software for checkout, inventory, point of sale, inventory management, staff scheduling services and more.
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What to watch next: whether "experiential" retail, as they call their experiments in transforming physical stores, succeeds in getting people off-line, into their shops, and — most importantly — buying.
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Tuesday: Carnival Cruise Line, Darden Restaurants, Dave & Buster's Carnival Cruise Line: This is a classic experiential company that could see a surprise on its earnings report, according to Cramer.
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"For digital shopping, the challenge is to make it more experiential, delivering more of the inspiration you can find in a physical store," Target's Mulligan told analysts and investors.
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Strand's approach, which she called "ethnographies of women," emphasizes the experiential, showing voice and memory as inseparable from the body, and the body as a sensual bearer of truth.
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Even the traditional retailer Lowe's, hoping to make its outlets more experiential, is partnering with B8TA to create 70 stores-within-stores where Lowe's can demonstrate smart home products.
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What we're demonstrating is that VR, this experience, this embodied cognition where you're moving around and doing what's called experiential learning, these techniques are very effective at delivering information.
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But without detailing that pain, Cianfrance doesn't miss any chance to remind viewers of it, and to wallow in it until it feels more forced and performative than experiential.
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The travel industry has, in recent years, been obsessed with "experiential travel," which focuses on cultural exploration and "truly local and authentic experiences," according to industry news site Skift.
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The experiences we have virtually, from our reactions to our surroundings to the quality of our interactions, are stored and retrieved in our brains like any other experiential memory.
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That feeds onto the work we've been doing with virtual reality, because that reality is very much about experiential experiences, and using computer simulations for a situation that's difficult.
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Heat trails making their way across sun-kissed beaches, cool lagoons of blue water, the insignia of experiential dreams made real—these are the aesthetic details littered across Tmrw.
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Come for the food but hang out awhile because we're are also going to be curating music acts and more experiential food entertainment for after you've stuffed your face.
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Circuit City also recently hired Skinny IT to provide home installations and is working with Taylored Group to design experiential showrooms that would mirror its new site, Twice added.
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So, curating younger experiential artists from exciting new spaces and presenting performative programming during Basel turns into a bold statement during that fair week, which is typically pretty vanilla.
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Ms. Campbell favors experiential marketing — campaigns that involve user participation, like Festival Mode — over the traditional sort, which she has said does not appeal to Tinder's younger user base.
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Mr. Qubein said some of the students at his school, which has an experiential learning approach, would gain real-life experience working at the stadium and other new projects.
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"The experiential bubble is going to burst with both chief marketing and chief financial officers saying, 'Show me the ROMI (return on marketing investment)'," Carbon CMO Dara Treseder said.
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"We're seeing a national push toward experiential consumption," said Mr. Accetta, who also directed running camps at the Craftsbury Outdoor Center in Craftsbury Common, Vt., from 1996 to 2008.
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Telfar, the "Black-owned, non-gendered fashion project" established in 2004 in New York, has been putting on experiential shows since designer Telfar Clemens launched the brand at 20.
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Experiential consumption: There's another way to foster gratitude and thwart hedonic adaptation that seems especially relevant to the upcoming gift-buying season: Spend your money on experiences, not things.
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Toys R Us is opening "play labs" to make its stores more "experiential," a favorite buzzword among retailers trying to create reasons for shoppers to come through the door.
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He's currently collaborating with scholars in Spain and Japan to see if they can come up with exercises that will help people develop an experiential understanding of untranslatable terms.
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Related: 4 Experiential Artists Who Brightened Up 2016 | The Wrap-Up 5 Photographers Who Are Hitting Big in 2016 Two Artists Tear, Sew, and Fold the Limits of Photography
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Which makes perfect sense, since concerts are experiential; at a concert, you don't just listen to the music, you become part of the music, feeling it flow through your body.
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Then there are virtual reality pods which will offer an array of gaming and experiential options, while the Hologate four player virtual reality game station offers cooperative and competitive gaming.
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Amid the rubble of what's been billed a retail apocalypse, the shops on Melrose are emblematic of a new future: stores that are more intimate, more engaging, and more experiential.
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That tension has been most clear in West's increasing preference for experiential listening events since "The Life of Pablo," which was introduced with a fashion show at Madison Square Garden.
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"Experiential storytelling was an organic name that came to mind, partly born out of addressing how the content has changed," festival film programmer Jim Kolmar told me during the festival.
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His firm found malls with so-called experiential tenants that aren't just focused on selling products, like Apple, Italian food hall Eataly and Tesla, haven't been drawing in extra traffic.
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BuzzFeed News' Alison Willmore praised her "experiential" approach to telling the story of the rise of the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia from the perspective of a child (Sareum Srey Moch).
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In the Gulf, where malls also act as havens from the oppressive heat, operators are already diversifying away from retail to provide more "experiential" offerings such as food and entertainment.
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Experiential marketing, or a brand-sponsored event, takes far-fetched ideas and makes them tactile or turns a cool stunt into a way to introduce a company to the public.
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Here are our Startup Battlefield Judges: Nathan Benaich is a Partner at Playfair Capital where he invests in entrepreneurs solving high-value problems using data, artificial intelligence and experiential design.
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They promise a kind of self-discovery that's sort of irresistible, but better yet, they're one of those experiential presents that don't take up any physical space in your home.
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As the stay-at-home economy grows, so does its counterpart, the experiential economy, so Jim Cramer dug into one red-hot sector driving experience-based spending: the cruise lines.
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Through the lens of personal experience, Arteche probes how geographic distance affects personal relationships and how, despite its speed and pervasive presence, technology ultimately fails to narrow wide experiential gaps.
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Though American Eagle has been supported for the rising popularity of its Aerie brand, not all of its forays into areas like experiential retail have caught on with young shoppers.
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American Eagle Outfitters has become a bright spot amid the carnage of the retail apocalypse — thanks largely to its investment in experiential retail, according to Chief Marketing Officer Kyle Andrew.
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A few other sites have cropped up recently to tackle the dearth of experiential information in healthcare: For instance, Iodine compiles reviews of medications from people who've actually taken them.
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The round-table discussed the technology and innovation that, they argue, is fueling a new, experiential version of brick-and-mortar, by giving consumers something that they can't get online.
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When it's time to eat, try anything from fast-casual spots like Bondi sushi to the experiential Italian food hall Eataly, or a classic New York haunt like The Smith.
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"I think the whole seaport district is going to be really experiential," said Saul Scherl, president of the tristate region for the Howard Hughes Corporation, which is overseeing the redevelopment.
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Gratitude, in the experiential sense, requires that we wade back into the current of unreflective consciousness, which, to the egocentric mind, can easily feel like an annihilation of consciousness altogether.
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Is it reasonable to treat Gaines's and APAN's reductive analysis of the conditions in Boyle Heights as superior to the inductive, experiential knowledge that forges local on-the-ground resistance?
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With large e-platforms dominating the space, consumers will continue to gravitate to the fastest, broadest or cheapest, hence why the experiential aspect of e-commerce will become more explored.
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Three sleek pools are heated to varying degrees year-round, on-site dining is delicious and experiential, and the Valmont Spa offers remarkable treatments inspired by Swiss medicine and practices.
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"If you are not already serving adults in some capacity, trying to make that pivot can be difficult," said Marie Cini, president of the Council for Adult and Experiential Learning.
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The Hoxton Downtown Los Angeles is for those who eschew traditional, sometimes generic hotel chains, choosing a stay that&aposs experiential and photogenic over the chance to earn loyalty points.
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Newsom's is by far the most relevant — and revelatory — experiential test of the Democratic health care ideas that will be so hotly debated on the Atlanta debate stage Wednesday night.
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While experiential retail concepts are nothing new — the pop-up store being the most ubiquitous of examples — here, Canada Goose has produced something that's as creative as it is risky.
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As more sales move online and away from brick-and-mortar stores, retailers are looking to right-size their footprints and make physical locations more experiential and with less inventory.
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It had hoped under bankruptcy protection to finally make the changes it needed to compete — like a stronger internet business and more experiential stores — but, ultimately, it was too late.
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There's a crucial scene near the midpoint of the Canadian drama "The Body Remembers When the World Broke Open," and it brilliantly illuminates the experiential chasm between its two leads.
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But perhaps the most compelling aspect of the experiential advantage is in the way it facilitates relationships — the exact goal one has when puzzling together the perfect dating app profile.
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It would behoove everyone to consider this arrogance in dealings across lines of age, to set aside our experiential convictions and try to see the world through one another's eyes.
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His team therefore linked the expression of these "experiential-learning" genes in the mice to a channelrhodopsin gene, so that the precise cells that activated during a learning event would glow.
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Although experiential prototyping and testing is core to any designer's approach, I was excited by how quickly I was able to evolve and improve the design by creating informal testing models.
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Many creators are now working within specific genres, like live-action documentaries and experiential installations, and a lot of experiences excel in one area, but don't lend themselves to traditional ranking.
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Around 58 percent said corporate was creating a separate budget to pay for these events, while 42 percent said experiential marketing costs were supplemented by taking away from other advertising initiatives.
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So I think we're already seeing that games, like first-person shooters, won't be the killer app for VR. It's more about experiential software, the dream-like qualities of the experience.
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"It's part Super Bowl, part experiential mega arena, part center of commerce, part social network," Essex told CNBC by phone, adding that he expects to have a deal signed this year.
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But when considering potential killer applications, the problem is that arenas of experience where experiential presence matters but authenticity does not usually aren't important or frequently accessed parts of our life.
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There is a very experiential aspect of watching your films for the first time, if for no other reason than you literally have no idea what to expect, moment to moment.
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Fleischer joined Netflix by way of Disney in September 2018 to head up consumer products, including retail and licensing deals, merchandising, games, publishing, and experiential events, as Netflix announced last year.
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In The Curved Body of a Pixel, artist Kimberly Acebo Arteche posits that despite its speed and pervasive presence, technology ultimately fails to narrow wide experiential gaps created by geographic distance.
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"PornHub came to us to elevate their brand," Amanda Nina Abdel Hadi, the creative director of Pop Up Mob, the all female experiential marketing agency behind the pop-up, told Refinery29.
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According to the Target blog, Toys R Us will also open experiential retail stores in Houston, Texas, and Paramus, New Jersey, later this fall, which will also be powered by Target.
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The point of comparing science to poetry was to focus on what is common to any systematic attempt to move from an experiential level of knowledge to a more conceptual level.
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Not much data exists to determine best practices for VR use scenarios — but engaging doctors with virtual experiential learning is likely to save hospitals time and money in the long run.
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" "I also expect we'll see more investment in exciting new experiential retail concepts, leveraging virtual and augmented reality to create experiences for consumers that are physical, social, and associated with commerce.
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If you've ever dreamed of sipping wine in the French countryside at a palatial estate, Domaine de Fontenille offers an experiential, romantic stay that feels straight out of a fairy tale.
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Toys R Us' new parent company, Tru Kids Brands, is partnering with the experiential company Candytopia to introduce a new pop-up concept, the companies announced in a press release Thursday.
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And VR porn, in an immersive, first-person experiential sense, has the potential to be even more addictive, and perhaps even preferential, over real life, precisely because it has no limits.
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The representation of his body in ideological (Marxist) terms may have theoretical relevance, but at the same time, it deters us from confronting the more challenging, experiential dimensions of his art.
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We're witnessing the beginning of this as Facebook in particular and social media in general move to emphasize fleeting experiential content like Live Video over more solid, static totems like photographs.
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By the next year, Ms. Mahdara had bought out the majority of the shares of the event's original organizer and became Beautycon's C.E.O. Ms. Mahdara envisioned a new experiential retail model.
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But despite generations of practical and experiential knowledge, the physical and mathematical properties of knitted fabric rarely are studied in a way that produces predictive models about how such fabrics behave.
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"Before it was experiential travel and now everyone's talking about transformative travel," said Beth McGroarty, the research director of the Global Wellness Institute, a nonprofit devoted to health and wellness education.
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In partnership with Chevron and the Fab Foundation, we built a campus lab to explore the effects of experiential learning on the system's highly concentrated at-risk and special needs population.
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"Couples want to give their guests full sensory and experiential moments that will be unforgettable," said Amy Shey Jacobs, owner of Chandelier Events, an event planning and production firm in Manhattan.
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"People are craving in-person experiences more than ever before, and experiential events offer new opportunities for live social story telling," said Refinery29 executive creative director and co-founder Piera Gelardi.
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But an entertaining — if harrowing — new book, "And Then You're Dead," by Cody Cassidy and Paul Doherty, shares the science behind some of our more terrifying experiential possibilities (and non-possibilities).
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Thomas Gilovich, Irene Blecker Rosenfeld Professor of Psychology at Cornell University, has done countless research on how people get more enjoyment and satisfaction from experiential purchases, like travel, over material purchases.
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"TJX put on a clinic about what you can do to beat Amazon: experiential opportunities, treasure hunt environment, lower prices for branded goods than the online colossus can offer, " Cramer said.
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"TJX put on a clinic about what you can do to beat Amazon: experiential opportunities, treasure hunt environment, lower prices for branded goods than the online colossus can offer," Cramer said.
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And malls and shopping centers are taking on a new image of their own, bringing in experiential tenants and living spaces as department stores and other big-box anchors scale back.
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The better blueprint for many retail real estate developers today is more dining, less apparel, a touch of experiential tenants, and popular brands such as Warby Parker, Lululemon, Untuckit and Ulta.
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There were a bunch of different Lego sets on display, but the coolest part of this section was an experiential table that let us build our own creations in the store.
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One of the cooler experiential parts of this store was the Magical Mirror, which used motion sensors to mimic our movements and display them onto the figure of Geoffrey the Giraffe.
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It's in Soho, on Greene Street, approximately 200 feet from the Soho Apple Store, and sandwiched between a Dior boutique and the millennial-first couch company Burrow's new "experiential" retail store.
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While both Macy's and JCPenney have been quietly shuttering stores in a move toward reconsolidation, Macy's is showing that its renovation efforts and investment in experiential retail is starting to pay off.
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The goal is to make the space "experiential" and one that can "deliver theater and can drive customers," David Conn, CEO of FAO Schwarz's parent company ThreeSixty Group, told CNBC last month.
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It'll show you (and only you, when you're actually logged in while using Maps) when you last visited, potentially triggering an immersive experiential memory moment like in Assassin's Creed (but probably not).
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But given how short and experiential the piece is, we're not given the context to tell how bad it is, or what Greenland would look like in a better (or worse) world.
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Different than their Armory Week fair, this project by SPRING/BREAK founders Andrew Gori and Ambre Kelly focused more on creating large experiential zones rather than booth-style showcases divided by walls.
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" Until today, Richter, who joined Uber in January of 2014, was the vice president of strategic initiatives — an ambiguous title that he describes on LinkedIn as handling "business development and experiential marketing.
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"It is certainly appropriate for Facebook to pay premium publishers and premium journalists for the reputational and experiential services they provide," Thomson said at an Italian media conference a few months later.
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And Vox Media's experiential and marketing teams, who have put together a fabulous celebration for the winners: Michelle Berg, Devin Briski, Zach Kahn, Kim Last, Jill Pendergast, Laura Scaglione and Shannon Thompson.
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According to NBC News, Sanrio's sales fell 13% in 2017, proving that even alignments with trendy fashion brands and new experiential launches are not enough to keep pace with the online generation.
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The movie was an experiential take on being Black and sexy in Brooklyn on the eve of the 1990s and in many ways, She's Gotta Have It was ahead of its time.
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"I think there is an interesting mash-up between experiential retail that b8ta has been perfecting in its store with those hands-on experiences," Tru Kids Brands CEO Richard Barry told TechCrunch.
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Tilman challenges Luke and Mara to use their experiential marketing skills at a party on his yacht, but they make the bad decision to also market their own company at this party.
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Gaga's performance was billed as "experiential" and "multisensory" in the run-up to the show, terms that ended up alluding to the heavy use of computer graphics, holography, and live video processing.
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The popular athleisure brand has announced that their new 20,000 square foot experiential store—which opened to the public on Thursday—comes complete with a mini-restaurant, located centrally in the store.
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Bernie-ites and DSA partisans hail her unprivileged Bronx upbringing as a crucial set of experiential credentials that permit her to speak to many working-class Americans alienated by Third Way vapidity.
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To me this is a whole new way of telling stories, and I'm really curious to see how you blend this unique, experiential event with something that could be even more emotional.
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Touting the company's smart business model, wide reach, and double-digit revenue growth, Cramer said this is exactly the kind of affordable, experiential play he looks for in this day and age.
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SoulCycle CEO Melanie Whelan said in a press release that they launched the retreats because customers were constantly asking for "more experiential ways" to spend time with each other and the instructors.
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"It's going to start out experiential on the net," Mr. Scaramucci, an American flag pinned to his lapel, said during a launch party at the Hunt & Fish Club on West 44th Street.
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I can't know what women experience in this country and indeed in this world — not on a gut level or an experiential level — but I can learn the facts of those experiences.
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Visitors enter the camera-friendly playground through a giant refrigerator, and explore 10 experiential rooms featuring a large bacon slide, doughnut swing, giant neon fruit bowl and cereal room filled with confetti.
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As remote work becomes the new norm and people start to realize that most messages can be relayed via video conferencing, in-person events, conferences, and experiential marketing may take a hit.
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We love (don't miss this feature!): The natural elements incorporated into your stay take inspiration from Central Park and make it so much more experiential and memorable than most standard hotel rooms.
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The school lasted only a year, but Moholy-Nagy resurrected it as the Chicago School of Design (now the Institute of Design, part of the Illinois Institute of Technology), emphasizing experiential learning.
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How is life happening in the mind, through perceptions, thoughts, the incessant synthesizing of experiential data that defines consciousness, and also happening in the body, which is always needing and always dying?
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We never wanted the music to stop, and so in a situation where somebody walks too far away and all of a sudden the music stops, that's a really disappointing experiential thing.
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TechCrunch asked for more info about the space, and Facebook revealed that it's planning to open a public-facing, experiential space — possibly the first Facebook-branded permanent location that anyone can visit.
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If my feet itched for experiential refreshment, my first recourse would be to switch off my phone and flee the city to go somewhere with hills, forest, beasts — the wilder the better.
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I don't share Peele's perspective that heroin addiction is largely experiential—certainly chemical therapies like methadone and buprenorphine have done a lot of good for a large number of people, including myself.
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Related: [NSFW] An Artist Fooled Snapchat into Seeing Her Breasts as Faces The Horrors of Mass Death Are Visualized in This VR Experience 4 Experiential Artists Who Brightened Up 2016 | The Wrap-Up
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Disdainful of the market, convention, and boundaries, the only goal that really mattered to these insurgent, untamable, experiential artists was to be able to see without filters; everything else followed from there. WOMAN.
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Experiential, digital approaches to music learning are becoming more ubiquitous: countless free music performance videos and free video tutorials—not just music playing, but related themes like conquering performance anxiety—are available online.
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"I have learned that art can be a powerful way to go if you are looking for emotional dimensions, vicarious experiences, experiential knowledge, or ... expressing alternative world views and disrupting stereotypes," she said.
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I thought this is the future of offline, it was experiential, it was different, it wasn't one-of-a-kind precisely, but it was a special experience, which was kind of interesting. Right.
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However MasterCard believes it has a potential solution on its hands: "experiential marketing," whereby there's a shift from storytelling to marketers becoming the story-makers, and the consumer has a part to play.
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Together with Timbaland, Missy helped create the experiential sound that defined hip-hop in the late '90s and early 2000s and solidified the success of several of our favorite Black artists and groups.
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Occupation: Becca McCharen-Tran: Fashion designer, Chromat Christine McCharen-Tran: Experiential designer, co-founder of Discwoman Length of relationship: 4 YEARS OF BLISS What's your side of the story of how you met?
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The yacht features a number of over-the-top amenities, including a beach club, swimming pool, plunge pool, experiential showers, and a spa with a sauna, a Turkish bath, and a massage room.
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"We've been living in a great age of 'authentic' and 'experiential' travel where even the most mainstream hotel brands aim to help travelers eat, live and spa like a local," reads the report.
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Experiential learning is not new — apprenticeships and "secondee" systems have been practiced for centuries — but this valuable approach still has much to offer, especially once reimagined for the workplaces of today and tomorrow.
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It was 2010 and the then-20203-year-old had excelled while earning his MBA, so he decided to put that success into action and launch Big Life Treats, an experiential gifts company.
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Frankel, 32, works in Manhattan as a director of brand marketing at PMK-BNC, a public relations and entertainment marketing agency, where she specializes in brand and experiential marketing for Samsung Electronics America.
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Prashanth Ramakrishna: Artificial general intelligence, A.G.I., is a system capable, like us humans, of performing open-ended tasks independent of specific problems or contexts — conversation, common-sense reasoning, experiential learning and so on.
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Near the official start of Everything at Once is the entrance to Ryoji Ikeda's "Test Pattern" (2017), an experiential new commission that twists audiovisual materials into undulating experiences of both meditation and unrest.
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One of the most experiential exhibits at Moniker is the five-artist group from America and the United Kingdom called Fatherless, which has created a shed full of neon-colored, anti-fascist monoprints.
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Put it this way: When I arrived at Weight Watchers, despite the fact that I was there as a journalist, I registered for the diet under the rationale that this was experiential journalism.
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We need more of these opportunities to share best practices with our sister school systems across the 50 states, whether it is in experiential learning, psychosocial support or best practices in STEM education.
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With the new model of consumption focusing on the experiential, Nicholson said the retailers that provide consumers a way to "do more than just buy products [are] probably going to win this game."
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The strongest operators, such as Simon Property Group, have had more capital to invest in adding experiential tenants such as game rooms, better food options, co-working space and even apartments and hotels.
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"Uber wants to make transportation seamless for everyone, everywhere, but we can't do it alone," said Amy Friedlander Hoffman, Uber's head of business development and experiential marketing, in a joint press release Thursday.
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"People know when they're being sold something," explains Josh Harrold, a marketer who has worked on experiential campaigns for brands ranging from Yoo-hoo to Humana for the better part of two decades.
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Marie Cini is president of the Council for Adult and Experiential Learning, a national nonprofit that works with colleges, employers and workforce organizations to advocate for and support learning opportunities for adult learners.
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From large-scale immersive experiences, to mind-bending virtual reality exhibitions, experiential art is an open invitation to step outside of your own reality, tune in to other worlds, and reach higher planes.
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Oddly enough, the experiential failings of video chat can be the perfect tools to help you play with specific senses — namely, sight and hearing (since Skype hasn't quite yet created a touch simulation feature).
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In Skift's U.S. Experiential Traveler 2018 survey of hundreds of 18 to 34 year olds, 51 percent said they still prefer branded chain hotels and just 23 percent said they preferred independent boutique hotels.
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"For those who just got in after a [big] increase, they're out of luck because they just lost half of it," said Philip Chao, chief investment officer at Experiential Wealth, based in Vienna, Virginia.
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A recent study by Thasos Group found malls with so-called experiential tenants that aren't just focused on selling products — like Apple, Italian food hall Eataly and Tesla — haven't been drawing in extra traffic.
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What you're supposed to do is be subtly snobbish about various things — from locally sourced produce at the lower end to unique experiential vacations at the high end — not just slap gold on everything.
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The 21-year old company, founded in Vancouver as a design studio by day and yoga studio by night, further said it would open an experiential store, with meditation, yoga and eateries, in July.
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Because their business model was meant to be direct-to-consumer, the brand wanted to create an experiential store where customers could come sit on their customizable furniture and hang out for a day.
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In 2018, more classic products were re-released, we opted for gadgets that do less than before, and companies are determined to make us shop in person because experiential pop-ups are in now.
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I do a lot of 3D projection and experiential installations, and I also have a background in graphic design, so I usually bring that into a lot of my projects to complete the aesthetic.
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If the Super Bowl is the thing to watch for the best TV commercials, then the South by Southwest festival in Austin, Texas, is the place to be for top so-called experiential marketing.
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Passes go on sale this Friday In addition to the nonstop music, The Verge is partnering with Panorama to create Future Lab, an interactive, experiential installation that explores the possibilities of music and technology.
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With an intense, gnawing soundtrack pushing the viewer closer and closer to an invisible edge, an experiential video by Emanuel Schafer and Alexandre Blaise follows a cyclist through the small Swiss region of Derborence.
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Incubators and accelerators like Y-Combinator have institutionalized experiential training in best practices (product-market fit, pivots, agile development, etc.); provide experienced and hands-on mentorship; and offer a growing network of founding CEOs.
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Group travel — it's something you either love or hate, but Stride, which describes itself as a marketplace for "experiential multi-day and multi-destination packaged trips planned by experts," wants to change this perception.
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In laymen's terms, this means that it helps advertisers create compelling campaigns that target consumers outside of their home environments — whether that refers to innovative billboard designs, "smart" vending machines, or experiential marketing activations.
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Shmoel told his audience at CES that Circuit City's revamped website will include virtual vignettes, search by photo, augmented reality and real-time tech support via video chat, among other experiential features, Twice said.
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"They were both these informal, experiential places where you could have cocktails and a bunch of bites and not feel like you had to sit down for an entire three-course meal," he said.
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Plan A also has creative and strategy firm Untitled Worldwide, branded entertainment and experiential marketing firm Van&aposs General Store, production company Helo, fashion advertising firm Twin Studio, and social media agency Beekman Social.
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Toys R Us is opening "play labs" to make its stores more "experiential," a favorite buzzword among retailers trying to create reasons for shoppers to come through the door as more sales shift online.
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"To me, I am fostering an environment where people can forge connections with each other and learn more about running but also about themselves," said Ms. Bauer, who has a background in experiential education.
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"There's a metaphysical thread, sure, but, really, the works are more experiential, in referencing the actual needs and wants of the body — which I think women may be more in tune with," Finn says.
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"We love experiential theater — such as 'Queen of the Night' and 'Sleep No More' — but they have no real broader purpose, other than to make you feel entertained," says the play's writer, Sarah Hall.
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In turn, businesses such as Warby Parker — which started online but now runs its own fleet of stores — are curating retail destinations that include less inventory and more of a service or experiential component.
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I've always chalked this up to having "bad experiential memory," a notion I pulled out of thin air because "bad memory" doesn't fit: I can recite the full to-do list of software I'm building.
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Beyond that, co-founder and CEO Brian Fenty said that a little over 10% of the tickets sold now fall outside "theater and performing arts, narrowly defined," covering things like comedy shows and experiential theater.
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"In 22015, [CEO Steven] Temares started telling us he'd made the stores more experiential to improve the shopping experience, but you wouldn't know it if you've been to a Bed Bath & Beyond lately," Cramer said.
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It's also being put to use advertising high-end floral arrangements in Massachusetts, an "experiential cannabis lifestyle brand" in Oregon, "unique wooden items" in Sweden, and limited-run 7-inch vinyl records at Urban Outfitters.
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I got so up close and personal with a fake rock wall at Refinery29's experiential pop-up, 29Rooms, that fuzzy little pieces of moss kept falling off of my dress long after my visit.
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Combine charitable giving with volunteer work with friends and family — for an experiential touch — and you have the ultimate do-good/feel-good tax refund strategy, plus a potential donation deduction for next year's taxes.
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As an artist and experiential futurist, Candy invites people to see possibilities for how the future may look and challenges them to consider whether or not that's the type of future they want to welcome.
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While a lot of mainstream attention has been focused on mediums like VR and AR, the immersive theater community has been tackling many of the same questions of presence, agency, and experiential storytelling for years.
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Baccus-Clark came home from her job as an experiential marketer at Warby Parker and cried in the living room with then-roommate and Hyphen-Labs co-founder Carmen Aguilar y Wedge, who is Latinx.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bumble, a dating app where women typically initiate the conversation, has created a buzz after launching a pop-up location this month in Manhattan, the first in a series of experiential destinations.
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"(As) our project-based learning is experiential, students spend a lot of time off campus using the world and real life as our classroom and learning environment," said Dominic Sharpe, LLA's country director, over email.
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Sure, mall owners are looking to add more food and beverage options at their properties, along with remodeling outdated food courts, but there are plenty of other "experiential tenants" to fill old department store boxes.
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Aside from two live, on-stage makeup tutorials, the 5-hour beauty event features experiential booths from some of the model's favorite brands like True Botanicals and Welleco and foundation color matching courtesy of Hourglass.
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The ones who plan their vacation time to take optimal advantage of the star-studded panels inside or just to visit the experiential "activations" that colonize ballparks and vacant lots throughout the city's Gaslamp District.
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The Council for Adult and Experiential Learning (CAEL), the Online Learning Consortium (OLC), the Presidents' Forum, and the University Professional and Continuing Education Association (UPCEA) have long focused on the mission of serving adult learners.
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The evolution of the art collective into a burgeoning corporate enterprise with national ambitions is mirrored in a general commodification of their kind of pop installation art aesthetic into pop-up shops and experiential entertainment.
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At 320,000 square feet, the store features a wide assortment of brands and products, as well as several "merchandise concepts," including a Nike boutique and Couch customization shop intended to serve as experiential retail spaces.
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While both directors had their heads deep in research about addiction, sparks flew over their differences relating to both theater (more traditional and text-based for her; looser and more experiential for him) and porn.
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With the high-end housing market in and around New York tilting decidedly in buyers' favor, real estate brokerages and developers are experimenting with all sorts of experiential events to draw attention to their listings.
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In the same vein, the people that Gibson foresees are geographically fluid, and fluid in the other key valences of being: gender, sexuality, body shape and skin tone, in personae, emotional compass, and experiential range.
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For his foray into experiential politics, Mr. Snyder picked up his first batch of filtered Flint water on Monday from a home where tests of untreated water once far exceeded the federal action for lead.
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"Take them away, and throw them right in the middle of the Hudson River," Wilson declared one recent afternoon, while creating an experiential installation for Hermès, the luxury-goods company, in a warehouse in Chelsea.
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Both the show and the zine are byproducts of networked collaborations via social media that have become a vital platform for celebrating the rich artistic, experiential, and geographic diversity among these and other Latinx artists.
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Our best affordable hotels in New York City are located in central neighborhoods, rated three stars or higher, offer experiential amenities and interesting design, and nice rooms that make good use of a smaller space.
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Panariello shifted Bacardi's focus from TV to experiential, social, and digital campaigns, such as "Live Moves," a poll-driven music video campaign on IGTV and "Front of the Line," a music video lens on Snapchat.
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The transaction, which includes 33 acres of undeveloped land, is one of Arizona's largest retail real estate deals and marks the turnaround of a soured development with the popular "experiential" focus, iStar said in a statement.
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"I think the reason we have been embraced so enthusiastically by department stores across the world is they are looking for brands that are experiential and deliver theater and can drive customers into stores," Conn said.
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In 17 years, I've had probably three students raise their hands to say somebody in their life—some authority, some elder—actually talked to them about pleasure and risk in a really tangible, helpful, experiential way.
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Bill, her father, drags her on trips of "experiential archaeology", on which she is forced to "rediscover the lifeways of pre-modern hunter-gatherers", wearing a tunic, foraging for food and sleeping on a wooden bunk.
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If delays continue, some customers may turn to online purchases that don't require delivery, such as gift cards or experiential gifts such as event tickets, which could either postpone revenues or dent earnings, Goodreid's Madden said.
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