The phrase "arts display" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an exhibition or presentation of various forms of art, such as paintings, sculptures, or performances.
Example: "The gallery will host an arts display featuring local artists and their latest works."
Alternatives: "art exhibition" or "art showcase".
Montauk Art Show The annual fine arts display on the Village Green is sponsored by the Montauk Artists Associationn.
This book's most memorable martial arts display has Reacher keeping his promise to demolish two other guys with his hands behind his back.
Thus it's no surprise to find that other highlights of his Azerbaijan trip include a clip in which he watches a martial arts display put on in his honour from a leather armchair.
Patel shapeshifts and voice-shifts with delicious dexterity, but more entertaining still are scenes – including a ferocious martial arts display that turns into Wayne's World camp and a Michael Caine masterclass that inadvertently becomes kung fu – in which one character morphs into another.
However, they absolutely loved "TC 2000," with its emphasis on extreme, continuous martial arts displays.
Curator Nelson comments that seeing fine and decorative arts displayed together in museum settings is common for items made before the 20th century.
When the terminal opened in 1913, dozens of 10-watt incandescent bulbs - as cutting-edge as an iPad in those times - lighted up the barrel-vaulted ceiling in a brilliant Beaux-Arts display spread across 25,000 square feet.
It adopts standoffish conventions of "art" display, notably pedestals.
Her 34-year-old gallery, Rainbow Art Display, crumbled with her home.
STUDENT ART DISPLAY, Prospect Park Audubon Center at the Boathouse in the park, Lincoln Road and Ocean Avenue, Brooklyn.
With a performance by Matisyahu, a Hasidic reggae musician; an art display, food, games and rides.
