The phrase "adopting art" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of embracing or incorporating artistic practices, styles, or concepts into one's life or work.
Example: "The community is focused on adopting art as a means of revitalizing public spaces and fostering creativity among residents."
Alternatives: "embracing art" or "incorporating art".
Fired by Moholy-Nagy's zest for Constructivism, the staff adopted "Art and Technology: A New Unity" as their new slogan, and planned the move to Dessau.
Though their style is sometimes comically imitative of American artists, Colombia's rappers take special pride in the authenticity of their adopted art, to the point of professing disdain for their more famous counterparts to the north, who they say have sold out to get big record deals.
Moreover, this study involved constructing an operational framework that adopted art as the basis for differentiation.
This paper adopts art as 'snap shots' of identity negotiations and queries how mobility and migration shapes artistic production, focusing on case studies that can shed light on the making of new intercultural European identities through the folding of art.
The remaining 11 operators adopted ART into their daily dental practice and were followed longitudinally.
Only 11 from the originally 21 operators adopted ART into their daily dental practice.
Seale and Casamassimo [ 37] reported that 44% of USA general dental practitioners often used ART as a restorative procedure to treat children restoratively, whereas Burke et al. [ 9] reported that nearly 10% of general dental practitioners in England and Scotland had adopted ART to treat children restoratively.
Henry Harteveldt, travel analyst for Hudson Crossing, a consulting firm, said hotels were increasingly adopting formal art programs to respond to guests' growing "exposure to many kinds of art through the Internet, TV programs and their own travels".
Emin did a philosophy course after art college and adopted conceptual art with a rare courage and clarity.
Lake Shore Recycling LLC (LRS) is Illinois' largest independent recycling and waste diversion provider and is currently adopting ECOS/Bio-ART with the goal of removing/diverting as much material from the waste stream as possible.
