The phrase "accommodate art" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to make space or provisions for artistic expression or activities.
Example: "The new community center was designed to accommodate art in various forms, including painting, sculpture, and performance."
Alternatives: "make room for art" or "support artistic endeavors".
But the museums, arguing that the once-flooded storerooms are obviously unsafe, are demanding construction of a $30 million building designed to accommodate art.
Robertson says when he builds a house he asks the most basic questions, like how much time will be spent in the home and during which seasons, or whether the home's main function is as a retreat or a place for entertaining and how to accommodate art collections and furniture.
After eight years, co-owners Jane Chafin and Chaz Alexander, the husband and wife who found enough space in their sizable home to accommodate art shows, announced they're discontinuing Offramp.
In the case of Zambia, innovation has occurred with the modifications of the HIV programme to accommodate ART and the changing health service needs of PLHIV and, currently, use of that programme as a basis to develop chronic care services.
Happily, the town has kept its architectural integrity while accommodating art galleries, shops and restaurants.
The Whitney accommodates art and people with equal finesse, emerging bigger and better from the process of building a new home.
2. TIME-LAPSE PAINTING Just as YouTube has made room for producers and consumers like Mr. Oakley who have been shut out of earlier pop-culture revolutions, it also accommodates art forms that other media have threatened for years to make obsolete; witness the many origami how-to videos on the site, as well as lute and gamelan recitals, polka dancing and happenings of the Dada-Yoko Ono kind.
It has happily accommodated art students for more than a century, and has been scuffed and worn in ways that make it all the more endearing: here is a revered and listed historic building that is truly a functional work of art.
In place of an interior that competes with the art, there are spare, versatile galleries that accommodate all art forms.
The new Tate's capacity to accommodate different art flexibly is its asset at a time when contemporary art seems to be moving in divergent, unpredictable directions.
The former museum will accommodate an art laboratory for families and children, along with a volunteer center, library, offices and art studios.
