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Discover LudwigThe phrase "arts block" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a situation where someone experiences a lack of creativity or inspiration in the arts, similar to writer's block.
Example: "After weeks of trying to paint, I finally admitted that I was experiencing an arts block and needed a break to recharge my creativity."
Alternatives: "creative block" or "artistic block".
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Last month, Erica Livingston, a writer and performer, started preparing to open a cafe with the Fourth Arts Block, a nonprofit arts group in the East Village.
2005 -- In June, the Fourth Arts Block releases a benefit CD, including tracks from Moby, Philip Glass and Ani DiFranco, to help raise nearly $6 million.
The first five showcases are this week, the remainder later in the month at the Fourth Arts Block Festival, then in October at Joe's Pub.
In keeping with the spirit of the neighborhood there's no signed contract with Fab Cafe, which is run by the nonprofit Fourth Arts Block, which administers the blocklong East Fourth Street Cultural District.
The Fourth Arts Block, a new association of 13 nonprofit cultural and community groups, wants the four buildings its members occupy along with two vacant buildings and an empty lot.
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School is worse: a lonely jungle of insults and solitary lunch-breaks, which she mainly spends in the art block, carving a miniature coffin.
I do, however, remember spending quite a bit of time in the art block in high school – at lunch, and after hours.
While you're there, check out Me Collectors Room at Auguststrasse 68 – one of the newest kids on Berlin's art block.
Scott Snibbe's been around the interactive art block once or twice.
Walking back from the art block, I saw scores of vomiting boys and crying girls.
Then Artest blocked a shot.
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