The phrase "a range of artwork" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of artistic works or pieces, often in discussions about exhibitions, collections, or artistic styles.
Example: "The gallery features a range of artwork from contemporary artists, showcasing diverse styles and mediums."
Alternatives: "a variety of art" or "a selection of artworks."
Here, we are meant to see a range of artworks through the prism of the human body.
He examines a range of artworks, including those by the Japanese artist Seiko Mikami, whose work exemplifies the shift.
There have been a range of artworks on display: Yinka Shonibare's Nelson's Ship in a Bottle, Anthony Gormley's One and Other where members of the public volunteered to occupy the plinth for 100 consecutive days, standing on it for an hour at a time – and now the giant blue bird.
The painting will be featured in the Guggenheim's "Picasso Black and White" exhibition, which opens on Oct. 5. Rena M. DeSisto, Bank of America's global arts and culture executive, said that its conservation project began in Europe, the Middle East and Africa in 2010, providing grants to restore a range of artworks in 10 countries.
In this seminar, we will scrutinize a range of artworks and films, within and beyond the avant-garde; study primary texts from the interwar period and its post-WWII reception; and read relevant recent and foundational scholarship from the histories of art and film and media theory.
I have published on a range of artworks from manuscripts to ivories and on the connected cultural milieus of Ottonian Germany, Anglo-Saxon England, and northern Italy.
Starting next month, commuters in Zwolle will enjoy a range of artworks—including a panoramic video installation- as they travel to and from theinstallation- ason.
Gabrielle's father, who ran the gallery before her, was given the sketches by a local pub landlord who displayed a range of artworks around the now closed bar.
Making the transition from URL to IRL, The Jogging recently launched a new exhibition called Soon at NYC's Still House, showcasing a range of artworks themed around the 2k13 condition of temporality, impermanence, and the "fleeting beauty of [digital] connectivity".
They show a range of stealth artwork, including drawings of faces and figures made in chalk and other substances on large rock formations as well as street-art-type graffiti markings on other rock formations.
