The phrase "art expertise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a high level of knowledge or skill in the field of art.
Example: "Her art expertise was evident in the way she curated the exhibition, showcasing her deep understanding of various artistic movements."
Alternatives: "art knowledge" or "art proficiency".
"Kim is a solid manager who blends extensive art expertise with business and fund-raising acumen," he said.
"She's fun to work with," Mr. Combs said in an e-mail message, also praising her art expertise.
After answering questions about your age, sex, and art expertise, the screen flashes two works of art with an invitation to "select the one you find more intriguing".
Although he and his pupils do visit Tate Britain and Tate Modern, Thomas knows he can't rival Nicholas Serota's art expertise.
Art expertise in China often carries little weight because authenticators are thought to be in cahoots with a dealer or seller, says Shin-Yi Yang, a curator in Beijing.
But now, as John Brewer has pointed out in "The American Leonardo," his book on the Hahn case, "art expertise itself was also on trial," as the market was becoming much more technically specialized.
We offer a business education with state-of-the-art expertise.
Advertisements in trade publications like The Village Chronicle helped bring in tourists, held captive by Mr. Bergeron's industrial arts expertise.
(A spokesman for the Pathmark division of Supermarkets General, the parent company, said the Newark store had no mandate to hire guards with martial arts expertise).
At the revelation of martial-arts expertise, a man who has perceived you as merely a beauty will recalculate your identity and purpose.
Po, the giant panda with the large appetite and burgeoning martial arts expertise, received a warm welcome in his "homeland" last month, according to Chinese reports.
