The phrase "art campus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a physical location or institution dedicated to the study or practice of the arts, such as a university or community center.
Example: "The new art campus will feature studios, galleries, and performance spaces for students and local artists."
Alternatives: "arts complex" or "creative campus".
Not far away -- within walking distance, in fact -- is the other art "campus," the Menil Collection.
Nearby, an "art campus" with an exhibition about the project, as well as a luxury hotel and restaurant, will also be built.
When Jason Goodman, 31, and his partner, Jeremy Lovitt, 30, conceived of it, it was as a continuation of the facilities and atmosphere they had had as students at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston: a grown-up art campus.
wireless local area networks (WLANs) have become the state-of-the art campus networking option in many academic and corporate campuses.
The other defendants—accused of "recklessly repeating" MC's accusations publicly and on the internet include UBC faculty, creative writing classmates, a former editor of a student magazine, a New York curator who exhibited MC's art, campus assault activists, and Canlit colleagues.
The Wood View learning community is a federation of three schools: a primary, special school and secondary in a state-of-the-art campus in the north-west of the city.
The €53m (£44.8m) state-of the-art campus, which opened its doors to Cyprus students in October 2012, aims to attract UK students wanting to spend a year overseas with accommodation and a return flight to Britain included within the £9,000 tuition fee.
Creating a new arts campus is not without its risks.
Added value: £20m of investments in the creative and performing arts campus recently.
New York University is planning a full-fledged liberal arts campus on Saadiyat Island.
In 2006, the Sorbonne opened a liberal-arts campus in Abu Dhabi.
