The phrase "art instruction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to teaching or guidance related to the creation or appreciation of art.
Example: "The school offers a variety of courses, including painting, drawing, and art instruction for beginners."
Alternatives: "art education" or "art teaching".
If a teacher wants to do a new instructional unit, take a field trip, or provide students with art instruction, they often have to fund the materials themselves.
But it is probably not where they come expecting to find technical art instruction.
In Tennessee, the state recently released guidelines on how teachers would be graded on art instruction.
Art instruction is given, among other places, at the Museum of Fine Arts.
"Unlike other countries, there is very little — if any — art instruction in Saudi schools," he said by telephone from Riyadh.
In my state, we by law now insist that every child receive music and art instruction by a certified teacher.
Stanford's educators expected that with excellent teachers, many trained at the university, they could provide state-of-the-art instruction, preparing students to become "global citizens".
The International Center for Cooperation and Conflict Resolution (ICCCR) develops and provides state-of-the-art instruction, training, and professional development for scholars/practitioners.
To quantify the benefits of static dependence collapsing, we added a new dependence collapsing option to the Hatfield Superscalar Scheduler (HSS), a state-of-the-art instruction scheduler that targets the Hatfield Superscalar Architecture (HSA).
He had never gone to an art school, learning his trade as a student at and then instructor for a Minneapolis learn-by-mail outfit called Art Instruction.
After graduation, Schulz's shyness and insecurity rendered art school out of the question, so instead he took a correspondence course from Art Instruction Inc., the kind of place that used to advertise on the back of matchbooks.
