The phrase "art division" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific department or section within an organization that focuses on artistic endeavors or creative projects.
Example: "The art division of the company is responsible for all visual branding and design work."
Alternatives: "creative department" or "art department".
Today these series, part of the Swatch & Art division of the company, are a booming business.
A frequent traveler abroad, at the turn of the century Okakura became curator of the Oriental art division of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts.
In September it hired Anthony Barzilay Freund, the former editor in chief of Art + Auction magazine, to start a high-end art division.
By the 1870's its art division was making ornate and sometimes awful decorative objects, blending historical motifs along with those of nature and peasant art.
"The statue had been given up for lost after being stolen in 1988," said general Pasquale Muggeo, head of the carabinieri art division.
In the mid-1990'Sothebyeby's former president, Diana D. Brooks, appointed him to a coveted position as head of its Impressionist and Modern Art division, but his career stalled shortly thereafter.
In the fall of 1935 a range of creative, educational, research, and service projects was organized to preserve the skills of professional artists in mural, easel, sculpture, and graphic art divisions, of commercial artists in the poster and Index of American Design divisions, and of the less experienced in art education and technical jobs.
The fine-art division of Hollywood's United Talent Agency is selling some paintings by Kurt Cobain including two that have been in storage since before his death alongside works by the living.
Amy Cappellazzo, who was formerly the chairman of contemporary art at Christie's and is now the chairman of the fine-art division at Sotheby's, says of Gouzer, "He has a very good appetite for risk".
Mr. Little, also 34, is the director of the performing arts division of New Frontier Touring, a Nashville booking agency.
Besides the art museum, the institute runs an art school (affiliated with Pratt since 2000) and a performing arts division.
