The phrase "acts of art" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to specific actions or creations that are considered artistic in nature, often highlighting the creativity involved.
Example: "The gallery showcased various acts of art, from painting to sculpture, each reflecting the artist's unique vision."
Alternatives: "artistic expressions" or "works of art".
Here we round-up some of the most dramatic acts of art vandalism, both intentional and accidental.
The recent paint assault on a portrait of the Queen in Westminster Abbey was the latest in a stream of acts of art vandalism.
One of the most wonderful transformative acts of art I've ever seen took place during a Lift project in a Stoke Newington school some years ago.
Janes are a group of high-schoolers, all named Jane, who perform random acts of art in the suburbs, commando-style.
One begins to wish for a similar explication of Mr. Lombardi and his work during Mareike Wegener's frustratingly self-evident documentary, "Mark Lombardi: Death-Defying Acts of Art and Conspiracy".
Thursday MARK LOMBARDI: DEATH-DEFYING ACTS OF ART AND CONSPIRACY Mareike Wegener's documentary examines the work of Mark Lombardi, a "Neo-Conceptual" artist who created pencil diagrams of international financial conspiracies and terrorist groups.
It was an extreme act of art and philosophy that has stayed extreme.
"The ultimate act of art is to bring about change", he declares, bemoaning corruption and the rotten state of education.
This Romantic and evocative attitude to ancientness flowed out into the work of Morris and Burne-Jones, that great Victorian double act of art and artefacts.
It is just this sort of outlandishly minute conflict -- this perilous juggling act of art, commerce, ego and eye shadow -- that makes up the heart and soul of fashion week, which begins in earnest tomorrow in and around Bryant Park.
With nine actors, a half dozen dancers and two musicians (Michael Scales on piano, and Marni Rice on accordion), this 90-minute show is also about the collaborative act of art making.
