The phrase "art items" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to various objects or pieces that are created for artistic purposes, such as paintings, sculptures, or crafts.
Example: "The gallery is showcasing a collection of unique art items from local artists."
Alternatives: "artworks" or "art pieces".
There are some very high-end folk art items on view currently at the Katonah Museum of Art here.
Art At the San Antonio Museum of Art, 200 West Jones Avenue, (210) 978-8100, www.sa-museum.org, the star attraction is the Nelson A. Rockefeller Center, repository for his collection of handmade craft and folk art items from South and Central America.
That the aesthetic value of the container trumps its functional purpose is obvious when talking about the decorative art items created by the 20th century's greatest jewelers, who lavished as much attention on smoking accessories — like matchboxes and cigarette cases — as they did on their jewels.
She's not afraid to sell functional art items and toys alongside work by major artists.
Also includes limited photographs of art items owned by JWT, and of historical artifacts held by the JWT Archives.
First round with fund Nextstage for this young campany offering the first portal to buy and sell security art items, each time valued and guaranteed by independent experts.
"Let's just say I liked the earlier ones," he offered, "because they weren't about being an art item".
Built as a concept art item, the "mechanical tumor" does more then just look pretty.
They're now ready for use as a craft or art item.
Some of these were family snapshots and vintage fine-art items.
The museum notified creditors of its liquidation, so that they could file claims, then auctioned off non-art items like pedestals and display cases.
