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Discover LudwigThe phrase "arts capital" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a city or region that is recognized for its significant contributions to the arts and culture.
Example: "New York City is often considered the arts capital of the United States, attracting artists and performers from around the world."
Alternatives: "cultural hub" or "artistic center".
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"Newark is the arts capital of New Jersey.
While Jerusalem is home to Israel's major museums, Tel Aviv is its contemporary arts capital.
In the fascist period, Los Angeles was the arts capital of the Western world.
"But we could do something in the arts capital of the world, the media capital of the world".
"New Haven may perceive itself in relation to New York but regards itself, very proudly and rightfully, as the emerging arts capital of Connecticut".
How ironic that Mayor Bloomberg has neglected to consider the very people who make New York the arts capital he's claimed to care so much about.
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Fenty said there's "a huge opportunity to go to some of the arts capitals of Europe Paris, Hamburg, Viennana".
Munich was Hitler's art capital.
Bern was no one's idea of an art capital.
Mr. Schnabel is now suing Art Capital, claiming that he paid back his loan in a timely fashion but that Art Capital tried to add exorbitant fees.
Collectors from abroad systematically visit London; it is the world's new art capital.
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