"art subjects" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, "At my high school, I took a variety of art subjects, including drawing, painting, and photography."
Furthermore, virologic control (independent of AIDS progression events) was nearly identical in the two arms; 71 immediate ART and 72 deferred ART subjects achieved a viral load of <50 copies/mL at week 48 based on a standard ITT analysis (lost or death by week 48 = fail).
Their activities allude to traditional art subjects like playing games and studio activities, but some of them touch on the surreal.
He had drama at last clearly placed in "understanding the arts" as one of the four main art subjects (art, music, drama and dance), all of which were considered to be of equal status.
Sedar spent his 2010 residency exploring themes of triumph and slavery as they relate to art subjects, artists and the lives of the Garretts, and developing a site-specific theatrical/art installation event.
"But it's not news to me - because I know that music and the art subjects are being systematically stripped out of all of our schools - and that always hits the kids who go to the free schools". The BPI surveyed more than 2,000 teachers in England for its report.
One of his street art subjects is Almir Narayamoga Surui, chief of the Surui tribe.
This research was aimed at studying a learner-centered approach through cooperative learning for the Art subject of Prathom Suksa 4 (Grade 4).
The EPI study found that pupils who were not entered for the EBacc were more likely to study at least one art subject.
The rock art subject matter, produced by hunter-gatherer communities, differs completely from that of the succeeding cattle pastoralists after c. 4,400 bc.
In 1984, the appropriation king, Andy Warhol, took on a modern art subject far removed from his Campbell's Soup cans and Marilyn Monroe visages.
The model chooses an optimal fraction of each cohort to receive ART, subject to constraints on treatment capacity.
