The phrase "art constructions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to artistic creations or structures that are designed or built, often in a contemporary or conceptual context.
Example: "The gallery showcased a series of art constructions that challenged traditional notions of sculpture."
Alternatives: "artistic creations" or "artistic structures".
Mr. Dolle also collects art: constructions by largely unrecognized names from the 1960's, 70's and 80's that he has found at suburban and rural antiques malls.
He made miniversions of Earth Art, constructions made of stones, cement blocks and plastic bottles picked up from the street and studiously arranged, and he also designed banners and capes.
Little known in the United States, she has built a loyal following in Latin America for her sculptures, videos, sound art, constructions and photographs exploring cultural clichés of the Caribbean.
Fiber reinforced polymer (FRP) composites have been favorably noticed as state-of-the art construction materials, but sufficient material and structural data about FRP applications are not available.
Huzzah for everything that being Jeff Koons's former assistant can teach you about practical art construction techniques! - Miles and Erik's relationship goes from cordial (early in the episode Erik merrily carries ol' puffy eyes on his shoulders) to bitterly, near-psychotically spiteful.
However, the state-of-art constructions of PRGs are far-off from our derandomization goals (e.g., proving every polynomial time randomized algorithm can be turned into a deterministic algorithm a.k.a. proving P=BPP).
In mid-August, the protective fencing around the Lewis Arts construction project came down at last.
Karen Francini, chief executive officer of the New Jersey Economic Development Authority, described arts construction as "critical to helping revitalize our downtowns".
Since the first wave of Beaux-Arts construction, succeeding generations of architects have poured a range of European styles into the mix.
Her youth was behind her, New York's Beaux-Arts construction boom was over, and Ms. Munson wrote that "a man prominent in the theatrical world" (she never named names) had decided to ruin her career after she resisted his advances.
State-of-the-art exposition pavilions are being created, interactive effects and journeys around the globe in a single city that is now united and combines effective decision-making with state-of-the-art construction is the sole objective of the city.
