The phrase "art consumption" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the act of engaging with or experiencing art, whether through viewing, purchasing, or participating in artistic activities.
Example: "The rise of digital platforms has significantly changed the landscape of art consumption, allowing more people to access and appreciate various forms of art."
Alternatives: "art engagement" or "art appreciation".
Some patients may not have had ART consumption recorded on their TB treatment card, so we may have misclassified these patients as not provided ART, and thus underestimated the protective effect of ART in this population.
Is it to be a scoff-and-refuel addition to a few hours of art consumption?
In a perfectly air-conditioned world, Ms. Baldwin's art consumption might never have been.
Occupy's positions are not far from an emerging view among New York curators and critics sounding the death knell for the era of conspicuous art consumption in which wealthy collectors were celebrated for spending money.
AUCTIONS AND ANTIQUES This quiet stretch in the world of conspicuous art consumption has nothing to do with the flagging economy but rather with the vagaries of auction-house scheduling.
They are considered acceptable art consumption.
"Meth Lab" was an extremely lavish and well-financed work that presented a faux white-trash environment for art-world people to gawk at like ethnographic observers; low-rent drug production and addiction were turned into objects of high-art consumption.
The actions of the hipster, the person for whom art is consumption and consumption is art, has become replicated through the very fabric of technology and society.
But too often the show is about art for consumption's sake, works whose meanings are completely available either visually or with the help of an explanatory brochure.
The remaining hourlong programs, which explore spirituality, identity and the relationship of art to consumption, can be seen for the next three Thursdays at 9 p.m. on PBS.
They are defined by geography, one of several artificial categories used to package African art for consumption, others being tribes and traditions.
