The phrase "arts practitioners" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals who are actively engaged in the arts, such as artists, performers, or creators.
Example: "The conference will feature discussions led by various arts practitioners who will share their experiences and insights."
Alternatives: "artists" or "creative professionals".
The capacity of the arts-based interventions depended on the arts practitioners' success in facilitating a balance between different modes of power.
The community groups range from "Arts All Over the Place" a group of developing arts practitioners with mental health problems, to a group of South Asian women, who have largely migrated to England from Pakistan.
She explains: "Reminiscence arts need to be undertaken by highly skilled arts practitioners.
Arts practitioners worked in groups or one to one in end-of-life care, care homes and the community.
Age Exchange's work usually involves hour-long, multi-sensory sessions for eight older people, facilitated by trained arts practitioners, supported by one or two care staff.
If arts practitioners and brands had a big, captivating idea to focus on – instead of cultural differences to get hung up on – more worthwhile collaborations would surely result.
Being an arts practitioner at all is a risky, uncomfortable business.
Laura Ridolfi therapeutic arts practitioner Flandina Rigamonti psychotherapist/counsellor Dr Celia Roberts senior lecturer, Lancaster University Chris Robertson psychotherapist Gavin Robinson counsellor Amanda Rogers Dipl.
Another participant, Mary*, a former teacher who had been bedridden for a year, read plays with the reminiscence arts practitioner.
I work with the charity Age Exchange as a reminiscence arts practitioner – running projects with both active and frail older people in care settings.
A lifelong martial arts practitioner, Mr. Genia lost interest in competing after he accidentally broke an opponent's leg while sparring.
