The phrase "a week of art" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific period dedicated to artistic activities, events, or exhibitions.
Example: "The city is hosting a week of art, featuring local artists and various workshops for the community."
Alternatives: "an art week" or "a week dedicated to art".
His principal started it all by asking him to add 47 minutes a week of art instruction to the curriculum.
AfrikaBurn is a cousin festival to the Burning Man festival in the U.S. It strives to encapsulate the human experience in a week of art, culture, and fire.
It includes lifetime library membership for every child, access to five hours a week of art, music and culture for every school pupil, universal broadband access and support for the film and videogaming industries.
"How could people who have post-traumatic stress be helped by a week of art therapy?" she thought to herself.
Take Art Basel, for example, when art aficionados, celebrities and influencers flock to Miami for a week of art, pop-ups and boozy after-parties.
Art Basel Miami Beach draws a stylish, international mix of artists, celebrities and who's who for a week of art, parties and did I mention the parties?
The 2016 Toronto International Film Festival is currently smiling down upon all cinema-insomniacs right now with a week of art-house premieres, well-stocked blockbusters, and celebrity sightings.
March 15 2015 March 17 201515 The New York auction circuit embarks on a week of Asian art sales, a category encompassing everything from Himalayan mandalas to Ming bowls.
In June 2010, Site Santa Fe opened within a week of the art fair Art Basel.
The new season begins, as usual, with a week of Asian-art sales at the big houses.
Ms. Webster built a week of mystical arts around them, with Ali Akbar Khan, the virtuoso sitar player on Aug. 13 at 8 p.m., and "Pauline Oliveros's Deep Listening For-Tunes," a celebration of the mystical composer's 50th year in music, on Aug. 17 at 2 p.m.
