The phrase "art ballroom" is not a standard or widely recognized expression in written English.
It could potentially be used in a specific context, such as describing a ballroom that features art exhibitions or performances, but it may require additional clarification.
Example: "The annual gala will be held in the art ballroom, showcasing local artists' work alongside the evening's festivities."
Alternatives: "art gallery space" or "art exhibition hall".
On a recent night at an elegant Beaux-Arts ballroom in San Francisco's financial district, Laurene Powell Jobs received a computer with an unusually rich history.
From left, PAULA RESNICK, PHILIP A.SILVERMAN and JOEL D. KAZIS, a former board president, who was honored.; June 1: The World Monuments Fund celebrated a 10-year partnership with American Express at a reception for 200 in the newly restored Beaux-Arts ballroom of the Prince George Hotel, 15 East 27th Street.
"Did you not see the invite?" Mr. Colbert added, as laughter echoed around the Art Deco ballroom of the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
It was installed by local art group Ballroom Marfa and has weathered the elements and spots of assorted vandalism over the years.
In "Current" the two moved in a cascade of fast, precise footwork, suggesting a latter-day interpretation of the formal art of ballroom dancing.
After greatly enjoying the Ken Nash gig in the basement, I went to meet friends at Lucerna (Stepanska 61, lucerna.cz) and danced in this vast art deco ballroom complex close to my hotel.
That fear was palpable last Tuesday evening in the soaring Art Deco ballroom of the Waldorf-Astoria, where wealthy patrons gathered at a dinner for the National September 11 Memorial, the season's first big charity gala, were agape at Mr. de Blasio's ascent.
Away from the music and the Games, we liked Fantastic Mr Fox: the opera in the woods, the kids' art tent, ballroom dancing, comedy acts under the Big Top and a surprise appearance from Nile Rodgers during an intimate (40 people in the castle dungeon) playback of David Bowie's Let's Dance.
The routine's central set piece starts with a couple who sweep and twirl through an impossibly vast, multitiered, stark white Art Deco ballroom that Berkeley covers in expressively disorienting angles, leading to a hectic stomping dance-off between opposing phalanxes of male and female dancers.
Gotham Hall is a really incredible space (it used to house the Greenwich Savings Bank and has a giant Art Deco ballroom with a seven-story-tall vaulted dome).
