The phrase "art applies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the relevance or application of art in a particular situation or field.
Example: "In this project, we will explore how art applies to social change and community engagement."
Alternatives: "art is relevant" or "art is applicable".
Radu Lupu's art applies here.
For a full discussion of Heidegger's understanding of the mechanisms responsible for establishing, maintaining, and transforming our fundamental sense of what is and what matters, see Thomson 2005, Ch. 1. 6. Heidegger's view of art applies to all great art, including, e.g., great poetic works of art.
The term "Early Netherlandish art" applies broadly to painters active during the 15th and 16th centuries in the northern European areas controlled by the Dukes of Burgundy and later the Habsburg dynasty.
The current state of the art applies laser irradiation via cooled optical fiber applicators in order to generate ablative heat and necrosis in tumor tissue.
It opened in 1851 and was a resounding triumph, featuring "art applied to industry".
He would be sad if only people who want to mock modern art apply, and dismayed if only those who want to rant their prejudices get through.
(There would be no export problems for the Duccio, because its owners were Belgian, and the relatively lenient Belgian laws on exporting art apply mainly to architecture and furniture).
The same old questions about whether a creator's behavior can taint his (always his) art apply.
Although all of the B-29s were named as shown, the only nose art applied to the aircraft before the atomic bomb missions was that of Enola Gay.
Yes, we can measure time present, and because measurement is a practical art applied to real things in the world, the present must be real and of the world, not of the mind.
Decide upon how you want your body art applied.
