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The phrase "arts hub" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a central location or community that focuses on various forms of art, such as visual arts, performing arts, and cultural activities.
Example: "The city has transformed into an arts hub, attracting artists and art lovers from around the world."
Alternatives: "cultural center" or "artistic community".
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"Whether the barracks will succeed as an arts hub depends on many factors," Mr. Willie said.
Manchester is to get a new arts hub and a science centre, Whitehall's traditional goody bag for the provinces.
After all, Dallas has all the right ingredients money, talent and institutions needed to turn it into a thriving arts hub.
The district was originally given over to grain and produce storage, but now serves as an arts hub — there are several galleries within a block of this building.
Lincoln Center did just that with the David Rubenstein Atrium, a formerly forlorn space between 62nd and 63rd Streets, creating a lively public arts hub.
Midday, Powerhouse If there's a second arts hub in Brisbane, it's here at the Powerhouse in New Farm, about 3km from the city centre.
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Several suburban galleries have moved back to the city, and arts hubs are solidifying.
The mix of businesses in Silicon Roundabout (as it has been dubbed) fits the area's status as a creative-arts hub.
While Pingyao's population, less than a half-million, is a small fraction of Beijing's, the juxtaposition of disused industrial spaces and contemporary art called to mind the early days of the capital's 798 district, a factory area that has grown into a fine-arts hub.
He called it the Istanbul Contemporary Art Project, which became Istanbul's nascent art hub.
The gallery was in a dumpy tenement several blocks from the glamorous art hub of 57th Street and Fifth Avenue.
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