The phrase "arts presentation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an event or activity that showcases various forms of art, such as visual arts, performing arts, or multimedia presentations.
Example: "The annual arts presentation at the community center features local artists and performers sharing their talents with the public."
Alternatives: "art showcase" or "art exhibition".
But Brookfield is alone among New York's purveyors of office space in running an arts presentation office, and its motivation is not philanthropic.
Mr. King's category is included in the Primetime Emmy extravaganza only in alternating years, so the winner this year will be announced during the lower profile Creative Arts presentation slated for Saturday.
The program, it turned out, was presented not by one of New York's major classical music organizations but by the building's landlord, Brookfield Office Properties, a high-end commercial real estate operation that has emerged as a surprisingly significant player in the arts presentation business since 1988, when it established Arts Brookfield, its cultural arm.
The University of California, Riverside, has recently united its three downtown arts presentation venues under the umbrella name of the UCR ARTSblock.
It turns out that the influence of the arts may go far beyond the audience retention benefits of Glee and the sales benefits of the best arts presentation in advertising.
With our singular focus on film and related arts, we have a solid direction and we are positioned as the premiere source for cinema and photographic arts presentation and education in Miami Beach.
The success of that production in the West End a few years ago has led the BBC to commission six new 30-minute comic operas based on television formats to modernize and invigorate its arts presentations.
Galleries such as London's SoundFjord have dedicated their stable to presenting and researching sound art, offering an educational arm to art presentation to enlighten and inspire visitors to appreciate sound art as a conduit for artistic expression.
"It's seen as a separate, public art presentation," Mr. Cipolla said.
In his review of "Art and the Power of Placement" (May 8), James Elkins says Victoria Newhouse focuses on the arrangement and lighting of art presentation.
Donald Moffett's installation-art presentation of his elegantly sinister silver monochrome paintings evokes the no man's land between museum storage racks and hardware stores.
