The phrase "art interest" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing someone's interest in art, but it is more common to see it as "interest in art."
Example: "Her art interest has led her to visit numerous galleries and exhibitions."
Alternatives: "interest in art" or "passion for art."
If Mozart, opera or performance art interest you, consider dropping by.
Peyton's mother, who had gone to art school, encouraged her youngest daughter's art interest from the beginning.
Despite the dismissal of Varma's work by some as "calendar art," interest in his work has remained constant.
Parrish never regarded himself as more than a popular artist ("My skies were too blue," he told me in an interview shortly before his death), but the revival of "high art" interest in his work that began with the advent of Pop Art continues.
Esmond George, critic at Adelaide newspaper The Mail, admired the (unidentified) work as having "strong art interest".
Ms. Sultan at the Parrish is determined to try to balance her business and art interests.
Ms. Sultan at the Parrish is determined to balance her business and art interests.
This study looked at the relationship between personality, intelligence, art experience (i.e. art interests, activities, and knowledge), and a test of art judgement.
By the 1910s, Bogdan-Pitești's art interests gave birth to a collection of as few as 967 or as many as 1,500 individual works, most of them hosted by his estate in Colonești.
We also compare MOCC with 3 state-of-the-art interest point detectors: FAST [39], Harris-Laplace [26], and Hessian-Laplace [26], which are interest point detectors with comparable performance to the above two methods.
A keeper of the Japanese language, she valued education and the arts, interests nurtured as an elementary school teacher in Japan.
