The phrase "art lecturer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who teaches art at a college or university level.
Example: "After completing her master's degree, she secured a position as an art lecturer at the local university."
Alternatives: "art instructor" or "art professor".
Firmin was working as an art lecturer.
For ROSAMOND BERNIER, the art lecturer, the spring, as usual, will be a killer.
She is also an art lecturer at Lehman College in the Bronx.
"It was like the end of Snow White, when she's lying in a glass box," art lecturer Martina Margetts told the Independent after visiting the Serpentine.
She talks of characters like John McIntire, an art lecturer, whose open-house home was known as Beatnik Manor, and Randall Lyon, "better known as the Guru Biloxi.
Jordan, an art lecturer, also alleges that a police officer involved in the case offered to give favourable evidence in court if he became an informer.
Or I'd get treated by gallerists and art lecturers as if I was a groupie, not an artist.
Duncan Birmingham, an arts lecturer who lives nearby, told the Guardian he had seen lines of police in riot gear.
A former Baghdad university arts lecturer, Ahmad Fadaam, said the 1970 bronze, known as "Lady of the Marshes" and "Maternity," was removed from view on orders of religious figures offended by it.
Sampson Wong, a 30-year-old liberal arts lecturer who also took part in the movement, urged Hong Kong not to forget what he sees as a turning point in its history.
Housing prices have risen more than 32percentt since 2007, and while the Wall Street Journal calls it a "melting pot of talent," and that fine-art lecturer you're sometimes forced to hang out with calls it "the place to be".
