The phrase "art chamber" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a space or room dedicated to the display or creation of art, such as a gallery or studio.
Example: "The new art chamber in the museum showcases contemporary artists from around the world."
Alternatives: "art studio" or "art gallery".
The Heye Center (pronounced "high") is a branch of the Smithsonian Institution that sprawls through the Beaux-Arts chambers of the former United States Custom House on Bowling Green.
ACCESS TO ART Summer Chamber Music Festival.
Mr. Katz loved classical music, particularly the art of chamber music.
The summer school has attracted young ensembles from all over the world who audition for the chance to study the art of chamber music.
Mr. Arron could be forgiven for sounding slightly defensive in pointing out that the Museum Artists saw themselves as "curators of the art of chamber music," now with their "final masterpieces to put on display".
This deeply human piece — made all the more so by JACK's interpretation, which teased out the expressiveness that critics have sometimes said Carter's music lacks — is like a love letter to the art of chamber music.
ACCESS TO ART Summer Chamber Music Festival Access 2000 presents a concert with the Mondrian Ensemble Philadelphia Orchestra Musicians and a Beethoven String trio performance by Michael Ludwig, violinist; Melissa Kleinbart, violinist/violist; and John Koen, cellist.
In a fresco-lined Art Nouveau chamber that was once the Gentlemen's Smoking Room, donors and theatrical figures gathered to hear classic old show tunes like "Look for the Silver Lining" while two actresses strutted in original dresses in a blur of feathers and glitter.
Describing the events variously as "parallel portraits" and "a marriage of historical fiction and the art of chamber music," Mr. Clark has invited actors to join with singers and instrumentalists in pursuit of "the most intimate and passionate music, along with interconnections among the great artists who produced it".
The Laguna Art Museum is teaming up with Laguna Beach Live! to present a yearlong art and chamber music concert series: Live! at the Museum, according to a news release from the museum.
