Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (181 bytes)
1: The '''Academy of Television Arts and Sciences''' ('''ATAS''') is the organization ...
5: [[Category:Television awards]]

British Academy of Film and Television Arts (4650 bytes)
1: ...s shows for film, television, children's film and television, and interactive media.
5: ...became The British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) in [[1976]]. The British Film Academy's f...
7: ... [[Mitzi Cunliffe]], commissioned by the Guild of Television Producers in [[1955]].
23: ===Television===
25: The '''British Academy Television Awards''' take place in April, with craft awards ...

Useful arts (248 bytes)
1: ... mirror of the [[performing arts]] and the [[fine arts]].

ARts (1311 bytes)
1: {{wrongtitle|title=aRts}}
2: ...stream]]s in [[realtime]]. The soundserver called aRtsd (d for [[Daemon (computer software)|Daemon]]) is...
4: The '''aRts''' [[platform]] also includes [[aRts Builder]] - an [[application]] for building custo...
6: ==Future of aRts==
7: ...ent and technical issues with aRts. The future of aRts is uncertain, but it is likely to have few new de...

Arts (1040 bytes)
1: A precise definition of '''the arts''' can be contentious, but the following areas of...
2: *[[Art]] / [[Visual arts]]
14: •Facilitative Arts
16: '''In [[academia]]''', the Arts are usually grouped with or a subset of the [[Hum...
24: ... Arts| Academic disciplines of the Humanities and Arts]]

Arts council (1214 bytes)
1: An '''arts council''' is a government organization dedicated...
3: ==List of arts councils==
4: *[[Arts Council of Great Britain]] - broken up in [[1994]...
5: *[[Arts Council of England]]
6: *[[Arts Council of Finland]]

Plastic arts (1007 bytes)
1: The Plastic arts may refer to:
5: * The use of [[Plastics]] within the [[arts]] or as an artform itself.
11: ...ictorial and the expression of ideas: the plastic arts and literature in the dance of Paula Massano''. N...
15: * Restany, P. (1974). ''Plastics in arts''. Paris, New York: N.p
18: [[Category:Arts]]

Doctor of Arts (2154 bytes)
1: The '''Doctor of Arts''' (D.A., or occasionally D.Arts.) is a discipline-based terminal doctoral degree ...
3: ...t universities in the United States and in other parts of the world.
11: [[Category:Doctorate degrees|Arts, Doctor]]

Sanctuary Arts (1591 bytes)
1: ...Center]] for information on the [[Seattle]] based arts center for street-involved youth.''
3: '''Sanctuary Arts''' is a center for the [[visual arts]] in [[Eliot, Maine|Eliot]], [[Maine]]. Located ...
10: ...0]], the center has offered classes in the visual arts at all levels, under a co-operative agreement wit...
13: * [http://www.sanctuaryarts.org Sanctuary Arts]
20: [[Category:York County, Maine|*Sanctuary Arts]]

ARts Builder (788 bytes)
1: ...Builder''' is an [[application]] within the '''[[ARts]]''' audio [[platform]] for building custom layou...
3: ...[Linux]]. ARts Builder works in conjunction with aRtsd (d for [[Daemon (computer software)|Daemon]]) -...
7: *[http://www.arts-project.org Homepage of the ARts project]

Electronic Arts (14682 bytes)
1: ...e:Electronic_Arts_logo.png|250px|right|Electronic Arts logo]]
3: '''Electronic Arts''' {{nasdaq|ERTS}} is a leading [[video game deve...
7: Electronic Arts was started by [[Trip Hawkins]] when he left his ...
9: ...awkins had been refining his ideas for Electronic Arts for more than 7 years. He wrote most of the orig...
33: ...awkins and Melmon knew the founders of [[Software Arts]], the creators of [[VisiCalc]], and thought thei...

Suze Arts (1646 bytes)
1: '''Suze Arts''' was a concentration camp guard at two camps du...
3: ...enced her to fifteen years imprisonment, but Suze Arts Ettlinger was released in 1953.
6: ...nformation on the life, crimes, and fate of Suze Arts, as well as a picture of her. (She is number two...
8: [[Category: Personnel of Nazi concentration camps|Arts]]

Arts Vision (905 bytes)
1: Arts Vision (アーツビジ&...
2: ==Seiyū currently affiliated with Arts Vision==
31: [http://www.artsvision.co.jp/ Arts Vision web site]

Visual arts (2055 bytes)
1: ...sign|design disciplines]], as well the decorative arts like [[textile art]] and [[metalwork]].
3: ...isual arts with [[sculpture]] or the [[performing arts]], such as [[music]], [[theater]], and [[dance]].
5: == Types of visual arts ==
14: * Various [[arts and crafts]], including [[ceramics]] and [[textil...
16: ==History of the visual arts==

Symbolism (arts) (13688 bytes)
1: ... Schwabe]] is a visual compendium of [[symbolism (arts)|Symbolist]] motifs. [[Death (personification)|D...
2: ...nd [[Belgium|Belgian]] origin in poetry and other arts.
57: ...hows the obvious influence of Symbolist imagery; parts of the film resemble ''tableau vivant'' re-creati...

Liberal arts (3634 bytes)
1: ... or professional skills. The scope of the liberal arts has changed with [[society]].
3: ...a given [[trade]] or pursuit. Later, the "liberal arts" broadened to encompass study in the [[humanities...
5: [[Liberal arts college]]s are still typified by their rejection ...
7: Today, the liberal arts are sometimes promoted as "liberal" in the later ...
9: == The [[7 (number)|Seven]] [[Liberal Arts]] and [[Astrology]] ==

Performing arts (1293 bytes)
1: ...ss band]]s, etc. Artists who participate in these arts are called performers, including [[actor]]s, [[co...
5: The performing arts differ from the [[plastic arts]] insofar as the former uses the artist's own bod...
9: ...ture_and_the_Arts/Performing_Arts.html Performing Arts]
14: [[fr:Arts du spectacle]]
16: [[Category:Performing arts]]

Beaux arts (336 bytes)
1: '''Beaux Arts''', '''Beaux arts''', or '''Beaux-Arts''' can refere to several realated subjects;
3: * The [[École des Beaux-Arts]], an arts school in the [[France|French]] city of [[Paris]]
4: ...] style, called [[Beaux Arts (architecture)|Beaux Arts]]
5: * A specific arts and crafts style.

Ho-Am Prize in the Arts (1153 bytes)
5: ...Service. Winners of the '''[[Ho-Am Prize]] in the Arts''' include :

University of the Arts (2619 bytes)
1: ...lege of Art and Design, the College of Performing Arts, and the College of Media and Communication.
7: ...f Art with the Philadelphia College of Performing Arts. It adopted its current name in [[1987]]. Both fo...
9: ...ts name to the Philadelphia College of Performing Arts in [[1976]], and one year later, absorbed the Phi...
14: *[http://www.uarts.edu University of the Arts home page]

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