The phrase "art element" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the fundamental components or principles that make up a work of art, such as line, shape, color, and texture.
Example: "In this painting, the use of color is a crucial art element that conveys emotion and depth."
Alternatives: "art component" or "art aspect".
What I like most is that it has a magical, real art element; it allows an artist to show off their trade for five days or so [as the advert is painted]." Traditional sign painter Wayne Tanswell from Sudbury in Suffolk is also seeing a revival in demand.
Though the wider aim of the Koov system is to support children being able to design and build their own robots (back to that 'Art' element) — and indeed Sony claims there are "countless" ways to stick its blocks and bits together.
"We're using that to give people an educational element and a fine art element.
The group decided they wanted to make the art element almost as important as the music.
MR: Live, you have the album cover's artist, Gary Baseman, creating artwork on stage while you play, emphasizing a performance art element.
Ana Castillo's charming Xicana, a profile of a Latina against a multicolored rug, provides a folk art element to the show.
A lot of the art elements will be fun, made to make you smile.
The final lecture, on Dec. 2, will be given by Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk and Robert Alminana, two of the three editors of "The New Civic Art: Elements of Town Planning" (Rizzoli, 2003).
It is in those tribes or cultural entities that at one time were part of a whole but have subsequently split off that one most often finds common themes, art elements, and cultural patterns so similar as to be confusing.
In Vo's art, elements of his biography interact with and vivify evidence of the historical events and the political ideas that have shaped the world he lives in.
It is not one of Ms. Stockholder's most vivid projects, but it does showcase her expertise in handling formal art elements The most engaging work in this group of shows is a film by the Argentine artist Judi Werthein that is installed in an easy-to-walk-by gallery on the first floor.
