The phrase "arts entities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to organizations, groups, or individuals involved in the arts sector, such as theaters, galleries, or artists.
Example: "The funding will be distributed among various arts entities to support local cultural initiatives."
Alternatives: "cultural organizations" or "artistic groups".
Balancing these perspectives is something that few arts entities have managed gracefully, though they keep trying.
In addition to the Brooklyn Academy, which opened its BAM Fisher theater last year, Downtown Brooklyn includes more than 40 nonprofit visual, performing and media arts entities.
I have also seen how larger arts entities, such as the Southbank Centre and the London Philharmonic Orchestra, work successfully in educational partnerships with smaller, local organisations to this very important end.
Smack in the center of campus, the arts center is adjacent to both the Nasher Museum of Art and Sarah P. Duke Gardens and serves as a bridge or sorts between Duke's east and west campuses – each of which are home to Duke performance venues and other arts entities as well.
She appears to have no previous history of turning around a troubled arts entity.
If some other performing arts entity in New York had announced this project, grateful opera buffs would be saluting it.
Even where a downtown revitalization is not needed, a thriving arts entity significantly benefits local and regional businesses.
I'd like to spotlight social philanthropy, and I am going to do it in the context of the Indianapolis Opera, a non-profit Arts entity, where I currently serve as board and committee member.
Building on a state-of-the-art entity mention tagger based on conditional random fields, we implement and evaluate a variety of approaches for improving mention recognition performance.
Experiments using state-of-the-art entity mention detection and event extraction methods demonstrated that the newly proposed extraction targets can be met with reasonable performance using the MLEE corpus, with approximately 80% overall F score for entity mention detection and over 50% F score for event extraction using standard evaluation criteria.
Mr. Lerner is the author, along with Judith Bresler, of the multi-volume "Art Law: The Guide for Collectors, Investors, Dealers and Artists" and has represented major art-world entities including the Sonnabend estate and the Gagosian Gallery, as well as important collectors like Steven A. Cohen, the hedge-fund billionaire.
