The phrase "art technician" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a professional who provides technical support in the field of art, such as in art conservation, installation, or education.
Example: "The art technician carefully restored the painting to its original condition before the exhibition."
Alternatives: "art specialist" or "art conservator".
The day after the resolutions passed and two days after Orszag's smooth appearance on Jon Stewart's show — there were no questions about the bailout — Orszag was sitting at the conference table in his office while several "art technicians" from the National Gallery installed a painting of Alexander Hamilton over his fireplace.
They include undergraduates who compost leftover food after student cultural shows and recycle bottles after frat parties, the librarian who promotes two-sided printing, and the studio-arts technician trying to make something beautiful out of discarded building materials.
That's David Byrne all over: he's an art-technician, here to perform a service like a plumber or repairman.
Arts economist Françoise Benhamou said the system had become "the general way of working – everyone uses it, all arts technicians".
Whether a costly special unemployment system that privileges actors and arts technicians can survive in an economic environment when scores of other professions are facing similar levels of job insecurity is the question political commentators in France are wrestling with.
Even more impressive is the in-house Artist Resource and Media Laboratory, which will provide arts technicians and dance artists with extensive access to video-editing, digital video creation, graphics layout and digital performance playback.
They will be hung by a team led by Geoff Hoskins, a senior art handling technician of 20 years' experience, in the fortnight before the show opens on 12 September (the wall texts were completed only in the past few days – Smith's American colleagues slaved through the night to finish them on time).
Garrett, 48, a semiretired movie studio art department technician, filled large buckets with water and sprayed his wood deck with fire retardant.
To achieve this Kim Jong-il wrote a book on cinematic arts, sent technicians abroad to friendly communist countries to learn skills and even went so far as to kidnap a prominent film director from South Korea and force him to direct films in the People's Republic.
Ms. Prevot studied at Ciné Institute and has worked on several films as an art director, sound technician, cinematographer and producer.
