The phrase "art has begun a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing the initiation of a new phase or movement in the art world.
Example: "In recent years, art has begun a transformation that embraces technology and digital mediums."
Alternatives: "art has started a" or "art has initiated a".
For artists, New York Live Arts has begun a two-year residency that offers a rarity in the art world: salary, health benefits and a commission for a work.
But, after half a decade of dominance, pixel art has begun to seem cliché.
The result is an Egyptian modernism full of its own kind of expressionism, surrealism and monumental sculpture.Egyptian art has begun to gain traction among collectors from all over the region.
Pindar's odes make great demands on the modern reader, and it is only in recent times that his art has begun to be appreciated for what it is.
However, scholars are finding such a distinction more and more arbitrary, perhaps because the boundary separating high and low art has begun to blur, blend, or in some places dissolve all together.
Art.sy has begun a series of intriguing new short collaborative films that showcase artists reflecting on their own work.
And to house all these events, as well as to provide a permanent infrastructure for the arts, Oporto has begun a huge building program, aided by the European Union and the government in Lisbon.
One thing that is very exciting to me is that quite a few collectors of traditional Chinese art have begun to take an interest in the contemporary artists.
Indeed, church architecture in those areas progressed considerably between the 4th and the 6th centuries, while in the visual arts a style that favoured formality and expression rather than the idealized naturalism of Classical art had begun to find approval at an early date.
As the debate over the balancing of personal freedom and public safety heats up, Alex Galloway has begun a computer-art project that provides food for thought.
