The phrase "art box" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a container or storage unit specifically designed for art supplies or materials.
Example: "I organized all my painting supplies in an art box to keep everything neat and accessible."
Alternatives: "art supply box" or "art materials container".
What he did have was his art, box assemblages made at night in the basement.
"She has created a new collecting generation willing to venture out of the fine art box and treated her applied artists as... artists".
They hoped that the space would be occupied by people outside the typical Bushwick crowd of creative kooks who refer to the room, Hunter said, as "a think tank," "an ego laboratory," and "the art box".
He hired Brian Rea, a frequent Times Magazine illustrator, and Paul Sahre, a designer who also frequently contributes to the magazine, to collaborate on the visuals for a new art box set, "Malcolm Gladwell: Collected".
(4+) The Day the Crayons Quit by Oliver Jeffers and Drew Daywalt (HarperCollins, £12.99) When Duncan opens his art box he finds a stack of messages inside; every crayon has something to say.
The Jazz and Blues Art Box collection, with 230 concerts and 96 interviews from the Bern jazz festival, is a gift to the Schomburg Center, a New York library branch.
But these are no less artful than the art boxes.
Celebratory, interactive and possibly even educational, it ticks all the public art boxes.
Po Shun Leong's architectural boxes appear in two new books, "The Best of Wood Boxes" and "Po Shun Leong Art Boxes". There are hidden compartments to discover, along with stairways, pediments and cantilevered roofs.
Tucked into corners near busy intersections or neighborhood businesses, 6 "art boxes" now celebrate Durham in all its forms even Baba Chuck Davis, local legend and founder of African American Dance Ensemble, now smiles from what once was a drab utility box.
