The phrase "art practitioner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who actively engages in the practice of art, whether as a professional or an amateur.
Example: "As an art practitioner, she spends her days creating new pieces and exploring different mediums."
Alternatives: "artist" or "art creator".
Jill Miller is an art practitioner and professor who works collaboratively with communities and individuals.
"If you're an art practitioner and you experience our analysis live, you feel a bit called out".
Waterfront works are the specialty of George Trakas, a veteran land art practitioner who also created a dock on the Hudson for Dia:Beacon.
If the student gave maximum priority to these points: "adoption of single-use needles; systematic sterilization of equipment; use of latex gloves" the variable was given the value of 1, otherwise 0. Propensity to refer to a professionally certified body art practitioner (Outcome 3): a binary variable being 1 if the respondent agreed and 0 otherwise.
In our study, the majority of the respondents had a reasonable knowledge of related infectious diseases and hygienic norms to be applied in body modifications, considered it important to refer to a certified body art practitioner, would refer to a health-care professional in case of complications.
We were all naming categories of visual art practitioners and someone said, 'We were doing postmodern dance at Judson.' We all cracked up and no one countered us".
A few weeks back I went to a platform event at Queen Mary's College called Fem Fresh which showcased the work of emerging female live art practitioners.
The works are conventional, monumental sculptures by experienced outdoor art practitioners like Chakaia Booker, Peter Lundberg, John Clement, Claes Hake and Deborah Masters -- easy and inoffensive.
This paper explores explore the similarities and differences in the strategies used by designers and fine art practitioners to impose enabling constraints on a project.
One of the first instances of body art practitioners asking to be regulated was in Florida, where a piercing law was enacted in 1999 with input from the industry.
The results indicated that martial art practitioners were satisfied with their current uniforms when three functional attributes were good: quality, fit, and comfort.
