The phrase "art directorship" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the position or role of an art director, typically in creative industries such as advertising, film, or design.
Example: "Her experience in art directorship has greatly enhanced the visual appeal of our campaigns."
Alternatives: "art director role" or "art director position".
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This exhibition, drawn from the Fomento Cultural Banamex folk art collection, under the directorship of Cándida Fernández, includes artists from every one of the Mexican republic's 31 states, with 21 indigenous cultures represented.
A favorite assignment was the creative directorship of the art and design book publisher Phaidon Press, where he was able to work with beautiful imagery and to refresh his thinking by collaborating with young designers.
It's enticing to consider how different the Modern and the art world might be had his directorship continued.
In 1920, at the behest of the new revolutionary government, the artists Kasimir Malevich and El Lissitzky forced Chagall out of the directorship of the Vitebsk art school he had founded.
But the possibility of Deitch, with the novelty of a gallery owner and art dealer assuming a major museum directorship, was a topic of discussion in the art community.
The Magnes Collection, donated to the university along with a lease on its new building, is still under the directorship of the Russian-born art historian Alla Efimova, who is partly revisiting her past: before joining the Magnes in 2003 she had taught in Berkeley's art history department and had worked in the school's art museum.
A businessman and 1960 Cornell graduate, Mr. Schwartz is also a Cornell trustee and has also endowed the directorship of the university's art museum, a professorship in the social sciences and an auditorium.
Under the directorship of Victoria Pomery, the arts organisation has been putting on exhibitions and events in a variety of local buildings; to date, more than 690,000 people have visited Turner Contemporary shows or taken part in workshops and courses in Margate, a town of high unemployment and otherwise limited opportunities for artists.
He maintained an interest in commercial flying but refused an offer to take up the position of controller of civil aviation in 1920 owing to his business interests, which included partnership in the family shipping firm of Gilchrist, Watt & Sanderson Ltd ,and directorships of mining, rubber, and art corporations.
