The phrase "a commitment to art" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing dedication or devotion to artistic practices, values, or principles.
Example: "The organization has always demonstrated a commitment to art, supporting local artists and cultural initiatives."
Alternatives: "a dedication to art" or "an allegiance to art".
It parades the wealth — intellectual and spiritual, as well as financial — of a university that, traditionally, has possessed both a commitment to art history and the starriest art school on the East Coast.
But if he makes anywhere near as strong a commitment to art as he has made to self-realization, we may look forward to more intense and startling work in the future.
And while it will never be a creative rival to Sydney or Melbourne, a commitment to art and architecture is adding cultural depth to the diminutive city (population 358,000).
It moved in with the knowledge that not only did the landlord, Time Equities, have a commitment to art, but that the Cultural Council would be able to buy its space when the building went condo.
But the term he preferred was bohemian, which to him signified a commitment to art as well as a rejection of restrictive bourgeois values, and as a scholar of the counterculture he traced the term back to an early use by students at the University of Paris.
But we might also recognize that Traylor, at the end of his life, resorted to, if to not a commitment to art, certainly to a commitment to the self-satisfaction knowable through self expression.
But it is wrong to suggest that assessing the collateral economic benefits of the arts industry in any way diminishes a commitment to arts education for young people or cultural vitality for communities.
"Great works continue to inspire and prices demonstrate a sustained commitment to art as a store of value". Among this year's notable sales was a "blue period" Picasso that fetched more than £34m when it was sold by the auction house in June.
It is neither impressive, nor proof of a serious commitment to art, nor a testament to the resilience of the human body.
At the heart of the work lies a deep commitment to art's cultivation of unpredictability.
The way in which the ICA has declared a primary commitment to art is by appointing curator and writer Gregor Muir as its new executive director.
