The phrase "art designed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to artwork that has been intentionally created or crafted with a specific purpose or aesthetic in mind.
Example: "The exhibition features a collection of art designed to provoke thought and inspire conversation among viewers."
Alternatives: "crafted art" or "intentionally created art".
Watts built a gallery for his own art, designed by the Arts and Crafts architect Christopher Hatton Turnor, and now renovated by ZMMA.
PJC and ART designed and performed research; PJC and ART analyzed data; PJC and ART wrote the paper.
It's a gleaming piece of public art designed by Anish Kapoor that debuted in 2006.
SCHAULAGER -- Outside Basel, Switzerland, another gigantic new building for modern art, designed by Herzog & de Meuron, also opens in May.
The home is itself a piece of art, designed and owned by the person living in it.
(One recalls Walter Benjamin's dictum that "the work of art reproduced becomes the work of art designed for reproducibility").
Famous for the "Very Open" neon sign in the window of the West Hollywood location, the Farmacy has the carefully art-designed "natural" aesthetic of an Aveda boutique.
Stephen Frankfurt, an advertising executive who helped lead the transformation of television commercials from straightforward sales pitches in the 1950s to sophisticated, art-designed productions, died on Friday in the Bronx.
Her patronage of art-designed accoutrements brought to light a very unique melding of these two worlds.
Therefore, their untrained eye, and often, lack of knowledge in production technologies, does not restrict them from conceiving designs that might elude a classic jeweller". Art As Jewellery also discusses, from a curator's perspective, the value in art-designed jewelry.
More colorful characters, a crazier plot, all set in an impeccably art-designed late '70s northern midwest.
