The phrase "arts specialist" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who has expertise or specialization in the arts, such as visual arts, performing arts, or art education.
Example: "As an arts specialist, she has developed innovative programs to engage students in creative expression."
Alternatives: "art expert" or "arts professional".
"Family Mural Workshop," Iandry Randriamandroso, a community arts specialist, guides participants as they create art together.
Alan Sykes is the Guardian Northerner's roving arts specialist and a sheep farmer in the high Pennines.
The arts specialist on the foundation staff sat down with his counterpart in the marketing department to clarify what they were trying to achieve.
His father, a decorative arts specialist, works in New York as the vice president of special collections at the New York office of Heritage Auctions, which is in Dallas.
His plan came together at exactly the right time: the school had been the first in London to gain visual arts specialist status, which brought funding and the requirement to work with the local community, including around 15 link schools.
It began some 18 months ago when diversity arts specialist Sarah Pickthall noticed the adverse impact of social care cuts on the learning disabled people she collaborated with in workshops across the south-east.
Four of them — Mr. Dodiya, Mr. Kallat, Ms. Kher and Mr. Gupta — are consistently ranked in the top 10 of India's contemporary artists by Art Tactic an art specialist research firm.
And it's important to us to offer them and to work in partnerships with serious cultural arts specialists in the city".
Will Jackson, director of Engineered Arts, specialists in humanoid robots whose RoboThespian performed a standup routine onstage in 2013, thinks machines are capable of making us laugh.
The children of New York City deserve both great arts specialists in every school and access to programs of the highest quality provided by our city's cultural institutions.
When New York City eliminated arts positions, cultural organizations that served the public schools came together to form the New York City Arts in Education Roundtable, in large part to advocate for the reinstatement of in-school arts specialists.
