The phrase "a mixture of art" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that combines different artistic elements or styles.
Example: "The exhibition was truly captivating, showcasing a mixture of art that ranged from classical paintings to modern sculptures."
Alternatives: "a blend of art" or "a combination of art".
Each of the 15 rooms has an individual twist: a mixture of art deco and funky modern design.
There's a mixture of art and science in setting them at the right level, between what's ideal and what's pragmatic".
About 20 artists have work displayed, and it is essentially a Metropolis-inspired weird dream with a mixture of art and live performance by actors.
Like boxing, its kissing cousin in the arena of combat sport, democratic politics has always been a mixture of art and science.
Conceptual design of mechanisms is still a mixture of art of science.
Today's headline optimization has become a mixture of art and science to get those over-inundated readers to stop scrolling, swiping or scanning and click.
So far this is all very Punchdrunk: a mixture of art-installation and immersive theatre, on the lines of The Masque of the Red Death, except that here there are no actors.
Speaking to The Creators Project about the show, Thompson explains the benefits of exhibiting a mixture of urban art, desert art and ethnographic art together.
Downstairs is the restaurant serving modern British food and upstairs are seven bedrooms decorated with a mixture of contemporary art and traditional arts and craft pieces.
The Benaki Museum both old (1 Koumbari Street and Vassilisis Sophias Avenue, Kolonaki +210 367 1000, benaki.gr) and its new annexe on 138 Piraeus Street (+210 345 3111) are fantastic spaces where one can see traditional folk arts and crafts as well as a mixture of contemporary art and design, photography and architecture exhibitions.
It's a mixture of food, art, architecture and landscape, and the fact it's serving a community and promoting art and interaction struck me as something that was of a huge benefit to society.
