The phrase "art players" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals or groups who engage in or contribute to the art world, such as artists, curators, or art enthusiasts.
Example: "The exhibition featured a diverse range of art players, each bringing their unique perspective to the event."
Alternatives: "art practitioners" or "art contributors".
A woman spoke on the subject of the Moscow Art Players, and this was followed by a Chopin recital, and then the original announcer took over.
The essay was read aloud by his friend Rachel Chodorov: I don't remember the name of the play, but at that point in my life the famous Maurice Schwartz — who appeared regularly at Moskowitz & Lupowitz in his velvet cape and black Borsalino — and his Yiddish Art players were in little danger of threatening my loyalty to Sunday afternoon movies at the Loew's Delancey and Abbott & Costello.
Art Basel Miami Beach marks its 10th edition this week, no longer the new kid on the collector circuit, but a mandatory stop for any self-respecting art player.
A major international art player, Hauser & Wirth, with their five locations in Europe and the U.S., added one more, this time in the heart of LA.
They call this system "pro tools," and a 4K art console for turning, "any screen or projector into a professional dedicated art player" is currently up for pre-order.
The same flaws are there, chiefly the simple failure to produce high-quality, tactically state-of-the-art players, the result of a combination of societal neglect – we play too little; we have too little space to play – and an enduringly inadequate coaching culture, backed higher up by a failure to nurture and show patience with what talent does emerge.
At the premiere concert in Columbus, Ohio, last November, 16 state-of-the-art player pianos, two pianists, seven student percussionists and a Macintosh Quadra 650 computer with PowerPC acceleration played Ballet Mécanique.
CLIP-seq, crosslinking via immunoprecipitation followed by high-throughput sequencing, an elegant albeit lengthy biochemical procedure, is a state-of-the-art-player in developing genome-scale regulatory insights [ 17– 17].
Currently, a group of over 100 local art scene players, including past winners, nominates candidates.
In Spens's art, the players looked like dancers, the fans like Claude Monet-inspired natural life, the regal pomp of the London skyline in the distance maintained.
In all three cases, the causes behind the outcome, felicitous or not, boil down to the central problems confronting art market players.
