The phrase "art corner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a designated area or space for artistic activities, often in educational or community settings.
Example: "The children gathered in the art corner to create their masterpieces with paints and crayons."
Alternatives: "art area" or "creative space".
They've got a whole art deco corner that's like a miniature Miami beach.
In one much smaller, art house corner, there's Scott Walker: 30 Century Man, a fascinating and subtle exploration of an enduring musical enigma.
In his performative sculpture Shooting Into Corners (2009-2013) Anishothot pellets of wax into art gallery corners, the wax gradually building up and changing form to complete the artwork.
Connie Wolf, director of the Cantor, and Alexander Nemerov, professor of art history, view New York Corner (Corner Saloon), 1913, by Edward Hopper.
(Sweetheart, please, this is art, not the corner bar).
Pulp novels higgledy-piggledy in one corner; art books enshrined in another nook; a few shelves reserved for the collected letters and journals of Edith Wharton, Hart Crane, James Joyce, and their peers.
And fashion people, including Mulberry and Bella Freud, held special shows.With contemporary art the hottest corner of the current market, it is not surprising that big contemporary art fairs like Frieze, Art Basel and Art Basel Miami attract crowds of international collectors, museum curators and satellites.
A growing but still niche interest, loved by teenage girls, clubbers and Dalston hipsters, nail art turned a corner on Sunday night when Rebecca Adlington showed her union-flag painted nails to the post-race cameras after winning bronze.
Only with the advent of strictly demarcated disciplines – science in one corner, art in another – would the cabinet come to be outmoded in the 19th century; although it had its last hurrah, perhaps, in the extraordinary Pitt Rivers collection in Oxford.
The Phillips Collection, the country's first museum of modern art, on the corner of 21st and Q Streets here, is paying its founder lavish posthumous tribute with this museumwide exhibition of 350 works, which remains on view through Jan . 23
