The phrase "arts organized" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to organized arts events or activities, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The festival featured various arts organized by local community groups."
Alternatives: "organized arts events" or "arts activities arranged".
Now, the arts institution is hoping to take its visitors on the road, as part of Tate Travels, a series of 14 trips related to the arts organized in partnership with the Ultimate Travel Company.
An exhibition of "handmade" poster designs and artists' books by the seniors and juniors in the Program in Visual Arts, organized by faculty member Pam Lins.
Kevin Stayton, who as chairman of the museum's department of decorative arts organized the show, said of the objects on display: "These robots are incredibly appealing -- but ominous too.
The inclusion of the Sahrawi women's cooking and tea arts organized by New York artist Robin Kahn at Kassal opened the door to touring opportunities, including the MoMA Events platform.
The festival was organized by Americas for Conservation and the Arts, organized to majoritize the arts and peoples of the Americas, and to enhance understanding and respect across cultures and ecosystems.
The 2002 Biennial showed public art organized by the nonprofit Public Art Fund, including five projects in Central Park.
The Bruce's director, Peter C. Sutton, a specialist in Dutch art, organized the exhibition and edited the catalog.
Franklin Parrasch, who specializes in California art, organized this tribute, which spills over into Joan T. Washburn's gallery upstairs.
Readings draw in particular from artists' writings and major exhibitions of indigenous art organized around the issue of place.
And the biennial's program of Internet- and software-based art, organized by the adjunct curator of new media arts, Christiane Paul, approaches it that way.
The Asia Society has its own plans to remedy the neglect: it will present a major exhibition of Kashmiri art, organized by Pratapaditya Pal, in the fall of 2007.
