"art commentary" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a written or spoken analysis, critique, or interpretation of a work of art. Example: The art critic's commentary on the painting provided valuable insights into the artist's use of color and composition.
In comparison, "Pitmen" is an egalitarian free-for-all of art commentary.
It was at this point that we began participating in our own form of interactive art commentary.
The idea of art commentary as a desert-island enterprise seems more cynical than romantic, possibly an artist's fantasy of revenge against his critics.
And if they didn't, there would not really be anywhere at all where regular, readable, up-to-the-minute art commentary existed.
A typical issue of Dan's Papers today includes society gossip, a cooking column, art commentary, dining and shopping guides, a police blotter and Dan's essays on local issues, all on tabloid-sized newsprint sandwiched in a glossy color art cover.
Drawing from the Mark Twain Papers of The Bancroft Library and from the publications of the Mark Twain Project, this exhibition shares with the public Mark Twain's art commentary and his drawings.
The art, commentaries and new translation are remarkable, but perhaps the most interesting aspect of the New American Haggadah is the timeline that runs across the top of each page, telling the history of the Jewish affair with this text.
A fan of what became WQXR, an independent New York radio station that specialized in classical music, news and arts commentary, he proposed doing a poetry show.
There was no art, no commentary.
Hers is less an art of commentary than of observation.
Clement Greenberg, the most powerful critic of the day, asked him to write on art for Commentary.
