The phrase "about artwork" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics, themes, or subjects related to art or artistic creations.
Example: "The lecture will focus on the various interpretations about artwork in contemporary society."
Alternatives: "regarding art" or "concerning artistic creations".
"I didn't even know that his buddy knew anything about artwork or anything.
There is something breezy about artwork purely in the service of an aesthetic agenda.
You can talk with these people about artwork right on the beach".
It's easier to deal in stereotypes of wild, dung-slinging artists than to find out about artwork and understand it on its own terms.
When the first book was accepted, Travers hurtled up and down from London in her sports car, arguing with publishers about artwork and typefaces.
Another friend, upon having her band signed, told me of the endless and increasingly fraught meetings about artwork and marketing budgets.
The most talked-about artwork on offer in the current London auction season, the Picasso became well-known in 1995 when the composer Andrew Lloyd Webber bought it at Sotheby's in New York for $29.1 million.
Speaking on Thursday, several of the more than 300 people who had been recruited for the show through e-mail messages and later in interviews (and in the case of the children, an elaborate series of auditions) confirmed that their starring roles in the season's most talked-about artwork had been challenging, even trying at times.
Sotheby's asked him what Control Risks could do about stolen artwork.
What do hunters love about artworks showing animals in the wild?
The Tate Britain also has "Art Under Attack, Histories of British Iconoclasm," about artworks that have been physically attacked from the 16th century to today.
