The phrase "acquired work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to work or projects that have been obtained or secured, often in a professional or academic context.
Example: "The company has a portfolio of acquired work that showcases its successful projects over the years."
Alternatives: "secured work" or "obtained work".
Sweeney acquired work by European modernists who had fallen outside Rebay's nonobjective parameters — Brancusi being one.
Sometimes a newly acquired work of art is produced by the host for the delectation of the guests.
New exhibitions at each institution give a small sample of the recently acquired work - appetizers leading up to a much larger double exhibition in 2016 meant to be the definitive take on Mapplethorpe.
They decorated the museum with stars-and-stripes wallpaper, put on folk-art shows and acquired work that referred to America's history: "Coryell's Ferry, 1776" by the self-taught Joseph Pickett, with its illustration of what George Washington was up to before he crossed the Delaware, is one example.
Some want pretty pictures to decorate expensive new houses, while others harbour ambitions to fill museums with historic national art from their own countries or rapidly acquired work of international renown.The diffusion of new riches around the globe has helped the top end of the art market.
If you question whether the Museum of Modern Art should be collecting works of performance art, your doubts may be assuaged by the sight and sound of "Stop, Repair, Prepare: Variations on 'Ode to Joy' for a Prepared Piano," a trenchant, newly acquired work by Allora & Calzadilla, the artist team that will represent the United States at the next Venice Biennale.
She also acquired works Stan Brodsky, Alfonso Ossorio and Stanley Twardowicz.
In this way he acquired works by Eva Hesse, On Kawara, Dan Flavin, Donald Judd, Carl Andre, Dan Graham, Hans Haacke, Robert Ryman and others.
Museums and Galleries EAST HAMPTON Guild Hall "ac qui si tions," an exhibition of recently acquired works.
Under the guidance of Edith Halpert, owner of the Downtown Gallery, Mother acquired works by Sheeler, Hopper, Demuth, Burchfield and Arthur Davies.
Unfortunately, the maudlin habits Mr. Paltrow acquired working on dramatic television series like "The White Shadow" and "St.
