The phrase "a range of contemporary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of modern items, ideas, or styles within a specific context, such as art, literature, or design.
Example: "The gallery features a range of contemporary artworks that challenge traditional perspectives."
Alternatives: "a variety of modern" or "a selection of current".
She presents an impressive variety of issues discussed across a range of contemporary genres.
Then, it addresses a range of contemporary issues, including demographics, migration, and women's role in society.
The Savannah museum's expansion, part of a $26 million project, also includes exhibition space for a range of contemporary artists.
These essays give attention to Jakuchu's spectacular series as well as to works by a range of contemporary artists.
Now, "Shopping," an exhibition perched between art and everyday life, has brought together a range of contemporary works that address these themes.
Audio recordings of the directors' original interviews are marbled with appreciations from a range of contemporary masters, from Olivier Assayas to Martin Scorsese.
In his Wallander detective series, Mankell has considered a range of contemporary concerns, including neo-Nazis, post-Soviet Baltic crime and asylum seekers.
The American colonists we initially meet — Alexander Hamilton, Aaron Burr, the Schuyler sisters — are played by actors of color, singing in a range of contemporary New York accents.
And on Wednesday the superb Los Angeles pianist GLORIA CHENG plays a range of contemporary works, both alone and with the Calder Quartet.
This course explores a range of contemporary scholarship oriented to the study of 'cybercultures,' with a focus on research inspired by ethnographic and more broadly anthropological perspectives.
These themes tie together a range of contemporary issues including environmental protection and restoration, infrastructure and climate change adaptation, and social equity and environmental justice.
