The phrase "art agent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who represents artists, typically in the context of selling their work or managing their careers.
Example: "After years of hard work, she finally signed with an art agent who believed in her talent."
Alternatives: "artist representative" or "art representative".
Hector Paterson, an art agent I chat to, suggests the answer is not as much as you might think.
Until 1992, when he joined with Ms. Margo, Mr. Lea never had an art agent or dealer.
While abroad, with the assistance of art agent and collector George A. Lucas, Avery commissioned artworks from the most fashionable Parisian artists, including William-Adolphe Bouguereau, Jules Breton, Jean-Léon Gérôme, and Ernest Meissonier.
But helped by an upper-estimate bid of £8 million from a third-party guarantor, it attracted a price of £9.5 million with fees and went to Nicolas Joly, a Paris-based art agent.
We present a general purpose agent-based architecture which is able to manage and execute independent parallel tasks through one or several heterogeneous computer networks – or even Internet nodes – exploiting state of the art agent mobility capabilities.
That should have been Koons's shining hour, when, at the age of thirty-seven, he began to reach his goal of becoming the Beatles of art: agent and symbol of sophisticated innovation in synch with mass appeal.
In Mexico, they relied on local art agents: critics, curators, gallerists, art historians, collectors, journalists.
What many people mean when they say they've been humbled is that they've supposedly been reminded for a moment of their human smallness in the face of some gigantic, mysterious force: art, agents, academy voters.
While some of this book's parental subjects are lower-middle-class (one family lives in a trailer park), and he traveled to Rwanda to interview rape victims, many more are successful art agents or fragrance designers or novelists or opera directors or music executives or former ballerinas or physicists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
He had three marriages and was ripped off pretty bad by crooked art agents toward the end of his life, but he always looked so upbeat in photos.
Continued surveillance will be essential in fully understanding the impact new ART agents will have on TDR epidemiology.
