The phrase "art consuming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the act of engaging deeply with art, whether through creation, appreciation, or analysis.
Example: "The experience of art consuming can lead to profound insights and emotional connections with the work."
Alternatives: "art appreciation" or "art engagement".
This is similar to a recent study from South Africa, which reported ART costs of $US 1.25 per day, with ART consuming 23% of the budget [ 10].
Like a goal of sitting in the clouds, sitting in the art consuming life".
Here, the art making and the art consuming is rowdy, irreverent, and infectious.
Beautiful Interfaces: The Privacy Paradox, an exhibition the two have curated at REVERSE in Chelsea, couples the prestige and market potential of IRL art exhibitions with our everyday art consuming habits.
Worse still, some of the earliest films partook, consciously or otherwise, of visual sleights and habits to which a public fed on years of stereoscopy was already accustomed: yet another instance, if any were needed, of an art form consuming its forebears without so much as a thank you.
Mary Alice is active in the arts world, consuming whatever culture is nearby – be it museums, public art, literature, performances or latte foam art.
It's a place reminiscent more of a used record store or anarchist coffee shop, where one goes for the experiences and conversations that arise out of consuming art, rather than merely to consume the art objects themselves.
His unorthodox approach is rejected by the art-consuming public.
Except that, under the circumstances, art-consuming delectation, while handsomely enabled, keeps getting out of hand.
They showed us that humans are – by nature, not just by culture – art-making, art-consuming, art-addicted apes.
In Britain, he continued, "we have the power to say anything, do anything, so as an art-consuming public we've become blasé.
