"art commercialization" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is a term used to describe the process of marketing artwork in order to make a profit. For example, "The artist used art commercialization to increase their exposure and generate revenue from their work."
Other themes include methods of interpretation of history, cultural familiarity with brand names, and tensions between art and commercialization.
I want to congratulate Roberta Smith on her insightful article on the commercialization of art museums in this country ["Memo to Art Museums: Don't Give Up on Art," Dec. 3].
Later that year he withdrew from view, in what he described as a reaction against the rampant commercialization of art and the state's unwelcome involvement in the making of art.
The cult of celebrity and the commercialization of art are not unique to the West.
In her article on the commercialization of art museums, Roberta Smith correctly identifies an alchemical trend transforming high-end consumer products into curatorial objects.
The piece plays on the ancient European-American craze for blue-and-white porcelain, and beyond that it comments on the commercialization of art and ceramics.
"The commercialization of art and entertainment is a negative factor in human development," he said in a 2004 documentary by Paul Cronin, "Film as a Subversive Art: Amos Vogel and Cinema 16".
The exemplary catalog places his achievements and his career within various historical contexts, including 19th-century industrial design and painting, the rise of art reproductions, and the commercialization of photography in France in response to technological and social change.
Critics were divided on the film, though, as some chose to accept it at face value while others saw it as a satire, with documentary subject and filmmaker-turned-street artist Thierry Guetta (who some theorized was an actor paid by Banksy or was, perhaps, Banksy himself) serving as a commentator on the commercialization of art.
Finally, instances of the commercialization of art have democratized the availability of less expensive limited edition prints and artist books.
