Art

ART may refer to:

Organizations 1
- Performing arts 1.1
Science and technology 2
- Medicine 2.1
Sports 3
Transportation 4
Other uses 5
See also 6

Organizations

Performing arts

American Repertory Theater, a theater in Cambridge, Massachusetts, US
Artists Repertory Theatre, a theatre of Portland, Oregon, US
Avatar Repertory Theater, a theatre troupe that performs primarily in the virtual world Second life

Science and technology

ART image file format
Adaptive resonance theory
Algebraic Reconstruction Technique, used in computed tomography scanning
Android Runtime, a replacement for the Dalvik VM in Android
Acoustic resonance technology, an acoustic inspection technology
Absolute reaction rate theory

Medicine

Anti-retroviral therapy, in the management of HIV/AIDS
Assisted reproductive technology
Androgen replacement therapy
Active Release Technique
Achilles reflex time, a test of the ankle jerk reflex

Sports

ART Grand Prix, a French motor racing team
Aprilia Racing Team, by Aprilia, in MotoGP

Transportation

Anaheim Resort Transit, a mass transit provider in Orange County, California, US
Arlington Transit, a bus service in Arlington County, Virginia, US
Bombardier Advanced Rapid Transit, or ART technology
Watertown International Airport (IATA airport code)
Arrochar and Tarbet railway station (National Rail code), United Kingdom

Other uses

Argentina Time (ART), a timezone
Artificial languages (ISO 639-2 code), certain unassigned constructed languages
Aggression replacement training
Available revenue time
Aviation Radio Technician, a former rank of the U.S. Navy
Alternative risk transfer, an insurance term
A Rising Thunder, a book by David Weber
Lord's Prayer (Adveniat regnum tuum), Lord's Prayer, Matthew 6

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Art

Art

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Organizations

Performing arts

Science and technology

Medicine

Sports

Transportation

Other uses

See also

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