The phrase "art cluster" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a group or collection of art-related things, such as artworks, galleries, artists, events, and so on. Example: The city's art scene has been revitalized thanks to the development of an art cluster in the downtown area. This cluster includes several galleries, a public art installation, and a cooperative studio space for local artists to collaborate and showcase their work.
The new art cluster opened with 13 galleries, including ShanghArt, which represents the Chinese artist Zeng Fanzhi; Ota Fine Arts of Japan, which represents Yayoi Kusama; and Sundaram Tagore Gallery of New York.
He added that a top-down approach to planning the space was necessary in a place like Singapore where land is scare and a vibrant art cluster would be hard to develop organically.
The Art Stage Singapore fair, started in 2011, now draws about 120 galleries; the government has spent about 10 million Singapore dollars, or about $8 million, on an art cluster; and the National Art Gallery is scheduled to open in 2015 with one of the world's largest collections of Southeast Asian art.
City excursions, art cluster, concerts, opera visits, lectures, and special events, etc. will be announced at the beginning and during the program.
They can achieve the state of the art clustering and classification results, especially for high-dimensional data such as images or gene expression data.
The city plans to provide indoor and outdoor space for art exhibitions, specialized job training, financial counseling to cultural institutions and artists, and $25,000 grants to two art "clusters" in city neighborhoods.
This paper presents an approach based on an adaptive bio-inspired method to make state of the art clustering algorithms scalable and to provide them with an any-time behavior.
The project is still at the design stage and is expected to take between 10 and 15 years to realise, with a model of gentrification that will fan outwards from ArtHouse, taking into its fold other upmarket art clusters such as ArtPlay and Winzavod.
As a further extension state of the art clustering techniques are now included that allow, for example, to create subsets based on fingerprint similarity.
With heavy wooden crates containing art clustered along walls and in corners, she beams, even though there isn't much to see.
Their playful approach to design and love of nature linger throughout the space in whimsical folk art, clusters of seed pods and little piles of smooth stones.
