The phrase "art archive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a collection or repository of artworks, documents, or information related to art.
Example: "The museum has recently digitized its art archive, making it accessible to researchers and the public online."
Alternatives: "art collection" or "art repository".
The Asia Art Archive held talks and seminars.
Claire Hsu, the founder of the Hong Kong-based Asia Art Archive, had another assessment.
Claire Hsu was 24 when she founded the Asia Art Archive in the Sheung Wan district of Hong Kong.
The Asia Art Archive will be holding talks and seminars at no extra charge to those who have have tickets to the main event.
They told Mr. Galligan — at the time a New York-based art critic and curator — that the country lacked a proper modern and contemporary art archive.
JPJ: Can you imagine yourself leaving the archive to either some organization or… WSZ: Right now it's in the Asia Art Archive in Hong Kong.
Established in the 19th century as a collection of Napoleonic and Second Empire art, archives, and related paraphernalia, the Marmottan became part of the Académie des Beaux-Arts and as such was the recipient of several serendipitous bequests, including major ones from the heirs of Monet, quickly converting it into one of the world's great repositories of his works.
Although the original goal was to make the art archiving process easier – as you can tell by the name – the app's small but growing customer base of 105,000 (almost all moms) have already found other uses for it.
Al Jazeera lacks the global infrastructure and state-of-the-art archive facilities of a Reuters or an AP, so sales tend to be ad hoc pictures bought on the day rather than longer-term deals.
The Churchill Papers, kept in a state-of-the-art archive, contain more than a million separate items charting the life of Britain's wartime leader from a letter home to his mother written at the age of seven to a seating plan from the Potsdam Conference to decide the shape of the post-war world signed by Stalin and US President Harry Truman.
The Neustadt Collection is a nonprofit decorative-arts archive comprising hundreds of Tiffany lamps and windows, and the world's largest trove of glass fragments from Tiffany Studios.
