The phrase "art collaborations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to projects or works created jointly by multiple artists or between artists and other entities.
Example: "The gallery is showcasing a series of art collaborations between local artists and international creators."
Alternatives: "art partnerships" or "artistic collaborations".
You've been involved in numerous art collaborations.
Barros founded and directs Art Collaborations, an art school in Princeton offering year-round classes for children, teens, and adults.
At the start of the show, which received a standing ovation, the graffiti lettering on hose harked back to the work of Stephen Sprouse in 2000, one of the early art collaborations with Mr. Jacobs.
Leang Seckon is the best-known artist of his generation, and Cambodians recognize him for his art collaborations with a 1960s pop icon named Dy Saveth, as well as for his solitary work.
The obsession with doubling goes further with Gerber's art collaborations, such as his 1993 exhibition Lucifer with the late Adam Cullen, evidenced by the lone canvas (Wednesday) Rome '71 (1993).
But Walter E. Puryear, the Mid-Bronx Council's project manager for the home, said that almost 60,000 of its 100,000 square feet remain closed off, and that art collaborations are one way the organization hopes to draw attention to the building and generate support for plans to make more use of it.
And possibly the largest art collaboration of any kind.
Choosing an art collaboration, rather than participating in catwalk's social media circus, was not a surprise.
On Nov. 23, by "Rags To Riches: 25 Years of Paper from Dieu Donné Papermill," will look at the first paper art collaboration in the United States.
Remembering Aaron Swartz's Ethically Engaged Internet Art Collaboration.
Art collaboration designs are limited-edition and add extra flourish and story to products.
