The phrase "a art" is not correct in written English; it should be "an art." You can use "an art" when referring to a skill or discipline that requires creativity or practice.
Example: "Photography is an art that captures moments in time beautifully."
Alternatives: "a skill" or "a craft."
For too long, crafts have been cast as the lesser cousin of "capital A" Art.
Is it misguided to view a art through the personality of its maker, or vice versa?
Mr. Schachner, who also owns a art gallery nearby, calls the result vibrant street art.
Was it a) art, b) justified, c) necessary to get angry about it even if it wasn't?
As Mr. Scharf held court, talking capital A art with spellbound students and discussing his departed fellow travelers Keith Haring and Jean-Michel Basquiat, guests lined up for the buffet: Swanson Salisbury steak TV dinners, Tang, Good & Plentys, Zingers, Marshmallow Fluff, Twinkies, Pop-Tarts and Hostess Sno Balls, to which Mr. Scharf had added jags of vibrant red icing.
You also have to be studying an IT-related field; you can't be a art history major and apply.
But while football – his football – was and still is artful, it's not actually capital-A Art, it's sport, and in sport we remember the winners.
We are talking class-A art.
It has exposed her work to more people than ever would have seen it in Athens, without any auditions for capital-A art power brokers.
While sweet and appealing, Martin's aesthetic is more thrift store than Chelsea gallery; she was "really intimidated" by "the whole capital-A art thing".
With a 2K restoration this lush, the knife edge between B-movie and capital-A art film has never been sharper.
