The phrase "art graduates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals who have completed a degree in art or a related field.
Example: "The exhibition featured works from several talented art graduates who showcased their unique styles."
Alternatives: "fine arts graduates" or "visual arts alumni".
The future for young art graduates looked very bleak; there didn't seem to be any opportunities out there.
There are an awful lot of fine art graduates who have got a very central style in the marketplace.
Almost 12% of history of art graduates stayed on to study for a higher degree in 2009, with 3.8% undertaking further training and 7.5% combining work and study.
You might find Steve McQueen, the Oscar-winning filmmaker, at the first, and the musician Jarvis Cocker at the second, both fine art graduates from London schools.
Bruce would like to see art graduates being able to develop their practice by providing them with free work-space and exhibition opportunities.
Brits' appetite for art is on the rise with art graduates having their best night on record at the Recent Graduates exhibition with more work sold than ever before.
Lauren Miller, BA fine art graduate from Central Saint Martins, suggests a simple layout without elaborate framing.
Cornelia Livingston, a twentysomething New School art graduate, went to Hudson for a visit and decided to stay.
Though the fine art graduate and practising Hindu insisted she "definitely did not make this work for the sake of controversy," the work has - predictably - sparked a reaction.
The Middlesex fine art graduate is winning plaudits and prizes for his pencil drawings, each of which can take 100 hours over a three-week period to produce.
The history of art graduate joined the prison service 18 years ago after working with ex-offenders with drug problems during her degree.
