The phrase "art boasting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the act of showing off or taking pride in one's artistic abilities or achievements.
Example: "The gallery was filled with art boasting, as each artist showcased their unique talents and creative expressions."
Alternatives: "art bragging" or "art flaunting".
High Renaissance art boasted a style of portraiture that was at once humanely appreciative and unsparing of detail.
But the bulk of his art boasted less massive appeal.
"Although there are similar 'art assistant' promo platforms on Instagram with one or two million plus followers, none of them have the kind of engagement that Avant Art boasts," notes Unit London.
It has also turned the city into a regional center for the visual and performing arts, boasting a symphony orchestra, an opera company, several museums, an African-American cultural center, a science museum for children and innovative theater and dance companies.
Since the collapse of the Wall in 1989, Berlin has become a hotshot in the art world, boasting a flourishing gallery scene, its own annual art fair and the Biennale exhibit of cutting-edge works.
Oliver Burkeman, a columnist for the British newspaper The Guardian, has also written about the art of boasting while appearing not to.
He mocked all the sacred cows of art, proudly boasting of hiring people not only to execute his paintings but also to come up with ideas for them.
Humblebragging, the delicate art of boasting while pretending not to, is generally considered bad form — until the holidays, of course, when it's normal, even appropriate, to enclose 3,000-word 3,000-wordyour family's accompaeansento in otherwise cordial Christmas cards.
The result is a five-floor urban art labyrinth boasting the work of creators from over 70 countries.
I was looking at gallery owners doing "busy work" in their booth, art collectors boasting about their recent acquisitions and artists doing more name dropping than a Kardashian on a Friday night and that's when it struck me, half of the battle is about looking and feeling confident.
The guide might have noted Marciano's two other palatial residences on Sunset Boulevard, his Boeing 737, the art collection boasting works by Marc Chagall and Ed Ruscha, the cellar of priceless wines, the homes in Utah and France, and his self-financed if little-noticed campaign for governor.
