The phrase "art arenas" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to spaces or contexts where art is created, displayed, or discussed, such as galleries, theaters, or cultural events.
Example: "The city is known for its vibrant art arenas that showcase both local and international talent."
Alternatives: "art spaces" or "art venues".
"There was a long moment in the contemporary art arena when anything associated with the quote-unquote spiritual was suspect," said Ms. Tucker, on her way to a New Year's retreat in the San Francisco area.
While the MCA has become an important space for contemporary art across Australia, artists and others involved in the art scene here say that the expansion of its facilities and activities will allow it to become even more pivotal in the international contemporary art arena.
"Double Trouble" is a selected survey of some 200 works from the collection of contemporary art formed with great enthusiasm (and rapidity) by Los Angeles television writer, producer and former stand-up comic Tom Patchett, who plunged into the art arena less than 10 years ago.
"We're going to fight tooth and nail to stop the project". He is among a growing number of business owners and residents pushing back against Clippers owner Steve Ballmer's proposal to construct the "state of the art" arena with 18,000 to 20,000 seats alongside a practice facility, team offices and parking.
Some universities have multimillion-dollar athletic budgets and state-of-the-art arenas; others offer no athletic scholarships.
Not too long ago, the N.B.A. had visions of empire: it formed a Chinese subsidiary, N.B.A. China, and made plans for an N.B.A. league in the country, complete with state-of-the-art arenas and retail N.B.A. stores selling licensed merchandise.
While major defections among African-Americans, who are among the game's staunchest supporters, seem unlikely, they do not represent the majority of those who pay an average of $40 a ticket to sit and watch games in the N.B.A.'s state-of-the-art arenas.
A swath of coast from Berck in the Pas-de-Calais to Dunkerque and into Belgium has more than 70 sites attracting athletes to train in British-style weather, but in cheaper, quieter conditions and state-of-the-art arenas, often replicas of the Games sites.
Click here to view video The festival, now in its eighth year, also promises 11 dedicated arts arenas, stages and spaces with performances from a mix of artists across comedy, film, dance, theatre, literature, poetry and cabaret.
