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Crossword clue for "ARTS"

ARTS: Part of 101 Across

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ARTS: Embroidery and metalwork; Op and pop; Partner of sciences; Sciences' partner; Some are fine; The Humanities; Word after fine or liberal; Bachelor's study; Crafts companion; Fine and martial; Skills; Some are liberal; Some are lively; Some are performing; They may be liberal; They're sometimes fine; Crafts' partner; Garfunkel and Linkletter; Part of A&E; Word with crafts; _____ and sciences; Some high-school electives; They might be dark or liberal; Things that are fine?; Creative fields; If they're lost, it means they're gone; B.A. part; They may be dark or fine; Pottery and singing, e.g.; The A in STEAM; Humanities partner; NEA part; Song and dance, e.g.; Weaving and web design, e.g.; Some are dark; Part of B.A.; Bachelor's area; Huffington Post section; It's a black thing; It's a fine thing; Newspaper section; Newspaper website section; Section in which to find Ben Brantley; Creative ventures; Song and dance; Liberal projects; Patron's interests; Liberal activities?; Liberal studies; Dilettante's dabblings; Dilettante's interests; Scrimshaw and ikebana; Humanities; Studies at 29 Down; Dance, theater, etc.; Aesthetes' passion; Nonscientific study; Conservatory's focus; Subjective studies; Liberal set?; See 7-Across; Cultured stuff; Nonscientific fields; Paris's École des Beaux-___; Word in many degree titles; Well-practiced skills; Part of NEA; Word in many degree names; Aesthetic fields; They're liberal on campus; Defence Against the Dark ___ (Hogwarts class); Fine or martial follower; All majors offered at RISD, e.g.; Black dwarf or white dwarf, e.g.; Plastic ____; Theater group?; Frequent target of budget cuts; Part of 51-Down; What some patrons patronize; O, had I but followed the _____!: "Twelfth Night"; Tap and such; _____ council; Some majors; The Sun, e.g.; Field of dance; Things of beauty?; Subject of much patronage; Video games should be counted among them, some say; Part of STEAM, in academic terms; Performing things; Plays and such; Crafts go-with; Crafts' partners; Liberal pursuits; Martial or industrial tail; Painting and sculpture; They may be fine or liberal; The Seven Lively ___ (Gilbert Seldes); College knowledge; Partner of crafts; ___ and crafts; Entertainment partner; Liberal ___; They may be fine; Crafts' counterparts; Nouveau and Deco; Part of AMPAS; Part of NEA or A&E; They may be martial or liberal; Painting and etching, e.g.; They may be fine or performing; Cultural interests; Fine things; Letters' partner; Linkletter and Carney; Martial ___; They may be fine or industrial; They may be liberal or fine; Aesthetic practices; Martial follower; Some are fine and some are lively; They may be martial; A&E segment?; They can be liberal; Companion of crafts; Word after martial or industrial; Cultural doings; Fine subjects; Painting and sculpting; Part of BA or MA; Sculpture and painting, e.g.; The A in A&E; Word with fine or black; Companion of sciences; Creative endeavors; Dance and drama; Fine endeavors?; They're often liberal in college; Carney and Garfunkel; Liberal or fine follower; Liberal subject; Patron's pet project, perhaps; Aesthetic endeavors; Matters for the Muses; The 700s, in the Dewey Decimal System; Music and dance; School of design offerings; Creative pursuits; Cultural pursuits; National Endowment for the ___; Word after fine, martial, or liberal; Word after language or liberal; Word after martial or fine; Film and theater; Liberal group?; Stage and cinema; The "A" in B.A.; Wiles; Common newspaper section; Crafty endeavors?; Fine finish?; They may be visual or martial; Bachelor of ___; Graphic or industrial follower; Performing ___; Singing, sculpture, etc.; BA A; What the A in A&E used to stand for before they decided it was too elitist; Defense Against the Dark ___ (Hogwarts class); Cultural concerns; See 48-Across; Practical application of knowledge (plural); Partner of humanities; Beaux ____; Liberal ____; Buchwald and Garfunkel; Crafts complement; Fine ___; Liberal ___ degree; Martial or liberal follower; Beaux ___; Partner of letters; Cultural studies; They may be graphic; Fine group?; Language __; Liberal __; Creative media; Some are graphic; Fine studies; Liberal __: college field; Healing __; Literature, philosophy, etc.; Liberal follower?; Part of 26-Across; A&E part; College offerings; Fine pursuits; Letters' partners; Theater __; They can be fine or liberal; Love and war, to some; Martial __; Performing __; Beaux-__: architectural style; Conservatory pursuits; Painting and sculpture, e.g.; Dance and such; Fine subject?; Master of __; Fine __; Culinary pursuits; Literary group?; Graphic __; Part of MFA; __ and crafts; Music and dance, e.g.; Word in many degrees; Newspaper section with many reviews; Painting and dancing; Theater and dance; Liberal or martial things; Muses' domain; Music and theater; Creative pursuits, with "the"; Muses may represent them; The "A" that makes STEM into STEAM; Dance, music, sculpture, etc.; Pottery and printmaking; Review-heavy newspaper section; The "A" in many degrees; Part of STEAM; Carney and Linkletter; Half of M.A.; Carney and Tatum; Linkletter and Garfunkel; They might be liberal; __ and sciences; Liberal subjects; Music and sculpture; Part of M.A.; Linkletter et al.; Lively group; Painting and music, for two; Patron of the __; Bonsai and ikebana; Dance, drama, etc.; Popular newspaper section; Crafts' mate; Music and the dance; They may be lively or liberal; Word after fine or graphic; Painting and such; They may be lively or fine; Lively subjects; Muses' passions; Music and literature; Crafts' colleague; Sciences' counterparts; Foundations support them; Half a Trivial Pursuit category; Painting and dance, e.g.; Painting, sculpting, etc.; They might be graphic; Lively pursuits; Cultural activities; Part of 34 Down; Section of some newspapers; Pursuits with patrons; Liberal __ college; Music and such; __ and crafts (grade-school projects); Certain patron's interests; Dramatics and dance; Juilliard curriculum; Fine or "lost" things; Paper part of many puzzles; Graphic group; Creative expressions; Patronage recipients; Bachelor of __ (kind of degree); Common philanthropy focus; Visual __; Aesthetic pursuits; Bachelor of __ degree; Conservatory concerns; Master of __ (graduate degree); Music, drama, dance etc.; Sculpture, theater, dance, . . .; __ college; Language skills; Part of 47 Across; What many foundations support; Drama and dance; Part of 8 Down; What foundations support; Dark __ (black magic); Folk group; Sly skills; What turns STEM into STEAM; Dance and drama, for example; They have edible shells; They may be decorative; They're often visual; Beaux-___ (architectural style); Industrial ___ (school subject); Theater, opera, etc.; Performing ___ (singing, dancing, etc.); Some liberal studies; Paper section; Word with graphic and language; Lofty pursuits; M.A. part; Part of BAFTA; Part of BFA; Word with industrial and martial; The inglorious ___ of peace!—Marvell.; The inglorious ___ of peace.; Crafts.; Liberal things?; MFA part; Devious means.; College course.; College of Liberal ___.; Calculated charms.; Master of ___.; College subjects.; Grammar, logic and rhetoric, for instance.; Seven are "liberal."; Seven are "lively."; The "A" in A. B.; A branch of university study.; Academic course.; Field of 123 Across.; Liberal ___ colleges.; Beguilements.; Blandishments.; Courses for college degrees.; Literature and music.; Museum specialties.; Painting, music, etc.; Painting, sculpture, music.; Pursuits of culture.; Self-defense and conversation.; The Frick Collection.; What the colleges teach.; Seven Lively ___.; American Academy exhibits.; Branch of academic learning.; Branch of learning.; Painting, drawing, etc.; Subtle wiles.; Beaux ___, Paris school.; Classical fields.; Colleague of crafts.; Cookery and others.; Literature, music, etc.; Sculpture and music.; Selective skills.; Branches of academic learning.; College teachings.; Critic's subject.; Cunning ways.; Esthetic pursuits.; Part of many college degrees.; Amusements and the ___.; Basis for a college degree.; College courses.; Tricks.; Devices.; Mediums of expression.; Belles lettres.; College curriculum.; Cooking and others.; Esthete's concern.; Field of study.; Academic courses.; Academic subjects.; Companions of science.; University course.; Curriculum items.; Lincoln Center's metier.; Part of A.B.; World's Fair specialties.; Acting and others.; Lincoln Center specialties.; Fields of creativity.; Student's choice.; Part of a degree.; Study field; College study.; College subject.; Culture mediums; Study course.; Tricky actions.; Buchwald and Carney; Carney and others; Painting, etc.; Plastic or graphic; The theater, dance, etc.; Liberal or fine; Music, drama, etc.; School course; School subject; Black and fine; For ___ sake; Sculpture, etc.; Carney and Buchwald; Music and drama; Beaux or fine; Carney et al.; Garfunkel and Carney; Black and lively; Crafts' associate; Painting, sculpture, etc.; Dada and pop; College studies; Fine and liberal; Fine follower; Knacks; Music, ballet, etc.; Performing works; Sciences' companions; Sculpture, music, etc.; Seven "liberal" creations of man; Trivium and quadrivium; The ___ babblative and scribblative: Southey; Follower of fine or performing; Music, dancing, etc.; A well-known septet; Fields of knowledge at college; Jujitsu and judo; Painting and ballet; Music and sculpture, e.g.; Lively septet; Let us . . . encourage the ___: J.F.K.; Courses for collegians; Sciences' companion; Letters' other half; . . . encourage the ___: J.F.K.; Learned skills; These may be fine; Fine and martial followers; Judo and karate, e.g.; Lore of some bachelors; Ballet, music, etc.; Part of F.A.; University courses; ___ and sciences; Sculpture, painting, etc.; Some are martial; Fine or lively followers; Painting and poetry, e.g.; These may be martial; Music and ballet; Music, painting, etc.; Tatum and Blakey; Liberal or martial pursuits; Tatum and Malik; Cultural matters, with "the"; Liberal _____; Knowledge; PBS topics; ____ and sciences; Part of a B.A.; The "A" in M.A.; Fine or liberal follower; Kennedy Center focus; Lincoln Center subject; The Muses' domain; 37-Down's partner; Graphic ___; The "A" of N.E.A.; Kind of center; Music and painting, for two; See 57-Across; Stratagems; The "A" in N.E.A.; Dilettantes' passions; Muses' field; PBS matters; They're black for witches; The "A" of M.M.A.; Word with liberal or language; Foundations may support them; They might be fine; Music, ballet, sculpture, etc.; Newspaper section, with "the"; Painting and sculpting, e.g.; Word with fine or visual; Culture; Word with liberal or martial; Cultural stuff; Kennedy Center focus, with "the"; See 51-Across; See 52-Down; Big area of philanthropy, with "the"; The "A" of A&E; They may be patronized; The second "A" of A.M.P.A.S.; Word with liberal or visual; Dark ___ (Voldemort's practice in the Harry Potter books); Word with letters?; Field of many nonprofits; The "A" of B.A.; Ballet and others; Focus of some philanthropy; ___ and Leisure; Music and dance, for two; National Medal of ___ (honor bestowed by the president); They may be endowed; Martial ___ (judo and others); Theater, design, etc.; Black ___ (voodoo and such); Counterpart of sciences; Creative field; Mime and puppetry, e.g.; Music and theater, e.g.; Theater, dance, etc.; Sciences' counterpart; Language ___; Word with dark or graphic; Dark ___; Word after martial or culinary; Animation and sculpting, for two; Painting and filmmaking; Section of a Sunday newspaper; They're not sciences; Literature and music, for two; M.M.A. finale?; The "A" of M.F.A.; They may be dark or dramatic; Ceramics and sculpture, for two; Ceramics, cinema, etc.; London's Royal Academy of ___; Partner of crafts or sciences; ___ and Literature (Trivial Pursuit category); Fleming and Linkletter; -- and crafts; See 129-Across; Arsonists "Language ___"; The "fine" things stars can afford; Dance and song, e.g.; Dark Funeral "The Secrets of the Black ___"; Destroyer "The Bad ___"; Devilish Beherit song "Black ___"; Music's part of them; The "fine" things rockers can afford after hitting it big; The Damned "Lively ___"; Dark Funeral debut "Secrets of the Black ___"; Music is part of these; Poetry and pottery, e.g.; Sciences they're not; The "A" in STEAM education; Dance and drama, for two; Follower of fine or martial; Literature, music, dance, and so on; N.Y.U.'s Tisch School of the ___; Newspaper section with theatre and film reviews; Painting and pottery, for two; Patron of the ___; The "A" in the educational acronym STEAM; The second "A" in I.A.I.A.; Music, dance, etc.; Newspaper section with critics; The "A" of an M.F.A. degree; Word that can follow liberal or martial; They can be fine or graphic; They may be fine or graphic; Word with fine or graphic; _____ and crafts; Crafts' leader; Could be fine, could be graphic; Fine and liberal things; They may be fine and liberal; They're often liberal; Word with fine and performing; A&E word; Some may be fine; Word with "fine" or "liberal"; Bachelor's concern?; They're dark for witches; Fine things to study?; Fine or "liberal" followers; Fine or "liberal" things; Bachelor's degree; Music and dance are two; Some are liberal, some are martial; Word with "liberal" or "fine"; B.A. word; Sciences go-with; Martial or liberal, for two; Some are fine, some are lost; They're fine or lost; Word with "fine" and "liberal"; Word with "industrial"; Dark ___ (black magic); Liberal ___ college; Martial ___ (judo, etc.); They may be dark or graphic; Fine ___ degree; Glassblowing and others; Graphic design and others; Painting and printmaking; Be An ___ Hero (grassroots campaign for creators); Painting and pottery; The "A" in MFA; Ceramics and cartooning; Word after "performing" or "fine"; Hula and lei-making, e.g.; Ice sculpture and others; Kabuki, origami, etc.; Newspaper section that covers movies; Camp attraction; Crafts' pals; Garfunkle and Carney; Martial matters?; Performing ____; Poetry and painting; Acting and dancing, for example; Beadwork and basketry, for example; Ceramics and embroidery, for example; Drawing and architecture, for example; Etching and embroidery, for example; Etching and sculpture, for example; Kabuki and ikebana, for two; Opera and origami, e.g.; Painting and pottery, e.g.; The A in MMA; Wayang and pottery, for example; Areas of learning; Blakey and Buchwald; Industrial ___; Martial doings; 71 Across, in another way; Donovan and Cary; Black ___: Merlin's milieu; These can be liberal; Endowments support them; They're often fine; They're liberal and fine; They may be fine and you may support them; Specialties of some colleges; Song and dance, for two; Word with "martial" or "industrial"; Fine ___ (course of study); Music, dance and drama, e.g.; Academy of Motion Picture ___ and Sciences; Painting and music, e.g.; Word with "martial" or "liberal"; B.A. or M.A. part; Dark ___ (Hogwarts subject); Domain of the Muses; They may be fine or dark; They may be fine or lost; Word with graphic or lively; Bonsai and ballet, for two; Conservatory studies; Expressive endeavors; Self-expressive pursuits; Theater and dance, for two; Patrons' beneficiaries; Ballet and sculpture, e.g.; Beadwork and painting, e.g.; Drama and writing, for two; Film and theater, for two; Graphic design and painting, e.g.; Master of Fine ___; Musical theater and ballet, for example; Partner of "culture" or "crafts"; The "A" of STEAM education; Theater and dance, etc.; Word after "liberal" or "dark"; Ballet and ceramics, e.g.; Basketry and tapestry, e.g.; Calligraphy and opera, e.g.; Calligraphy and pottery, for two; Dance and drawing, e.g.; Dance and sculpture, e.g.; Glass blowing and ceramics; Ikebana and pottery, e.g.; Opera and ceramics, e.g.; Origami and ceramics, e.g.; Poetry and pottery, for two; The A in 61-Down; The A in BFA; The A in a B.A. degree; ___ & crafts; Bunraku and basketry, e.g.; Noh, pottery, etc.; Part of MFA or MMA; Pattachitra and pottery, for two; Performing ___ center; Word after "martial" or "visual"; Graphic or "fine" works; Bonsai and origami, e.g.; Collage and lithography; Dancing and singing; Opera and origami, for two; Word after "martial" or "liberal"; Word after "performing" or "visual"; Some are domestic; Master's subject; Literature, music and so on; Fine followers; Handicrafts; Op and pop followers; AMPAS part; Concern of some patrons, with "the"; Dark things in magic; Creative activities; Culture vulture's love; Fine interests; Aesthetes' interests; Dilettante's delights; Special skills; Critics' concerns; Critics' concern; Critic's beat; Sunday paper section; Common paper section; Focus of many PBS broadcasts; Painting and photography, e.g.; Painting and the like; Liberal study; Bachelor's pursuit?; Critics cover them; Critics' coverage; Dancing and singing, say; Film and theater, e.g.; They're paired with crafts and sciences; Painting, dance, poetry and the like; They may be visual or liberal; Beautiful fields; Painting, music, dance, etc.; They might be liberal or graphic; Song and dance, say; They may be liberal, fine or dark; Word with visual or martial