The phrase "arts work" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the work or contributions related to the arts, but it is better to clarify the meaning.
Example: "The organization focuses on arts work to promote cultural awareness and community engagement."
Alternatives: "artistic endeavors" or "creative projects".
Is that really how the arts work best?
He is leaving to pursue his writing and other arts work, he said.
The battle scenes are spectacular, and the martial arts work top notch.
Virtually all photographic work is done on film coated with high-contrast emulsions especially developed for graphic arts work.
In all the arts, work that is praised when new because of its difficulty is often forgotten once the technical problem has been simplified.
The film's Cocteau-esque concept is harnessed to some X-Files-style paranoia, but it is the dazzling martial arts work that gives the film its special lift.
All young people stay until 18 doing qualifications including GCSEs, NVQs and other accredited courses in horticulture, expressive arts, work-related skills or independent living skills.
Consider an "Additional experience" section for non-arts work, emphasising any useful crossover skills, experience or achievements.
The critic reserved his real praise for the Lehman house, calling it "simple and direct," even though it was by then common to deride the fad for highly styled Beaux-Arts work.
In a live Q&A on performing arts and drama, Tom Maguire, chair of the Standing Conference of University Drama Departments refers to this as a "mosaic career", where staying in the sector means "developing new skills and turning the skills you have in new directions". You'll probably need different CVs to target different roles or industries, with one CV for arts and another for non-arts work.
The exhibition is partly interactive and partly documentation of Times Square Arts' work, but the appetite for public art in Russia is enormous.
