The phrase "art lobby" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group or organization that advocates for the interests of the art community or promotes art-related initiatives.
Example: "The art lobby has been instrumental in securing funding for local artists and art programs in the community."
Alternatives: "arts advocacy group" or "art coalition".
Members of the local arts lobby claim the annual £20m subsidy they receive delivers a fourfold return for local businesses.
His PhD was on the Romantic poets and Tony Blair told him he got the job because the arts lobby demanded him.
Do the parties actually care about culture, or has this more to do with tactical neutralisation of the small, but incredibly forceful arts lobby?
The Beaux-Arts lobby, with its cushy, overstuffed chairs, Italian sienna marble and ornate stained-glass ceiling, whispers, "Darling, this place is a lover's oasis".
The Music Hall, a Victorian-era theater with a fabulous Wizard of Oz-like Beaux-Arts lobby, and its smaller site, the Music Hall Loft, a block away, both offer a range of national acts as well as comedy, literary events and theater.
According to a Whitehall source, the cut to the arts in England, which was less serious than feared, was attributable to Miller's "obstinacy, and representations from the arts lobby".
In a challenging pamphlet from the RSA, John Knell and Matthew Taylor claim that the arts lobby needs to make "a robust instrumental case for arts funding", not just in terms of social outcomes but also recognising "what is different and special" about the arts experience.
In a shot across the bows of the arts community in the north-east, he said: "I know the arts lobby is largely educated, articulate and knows how to pull the levers of power, but I want to make sure everybody gets heard".
It doesn't begin by asking how the public can help the arts lobby to maintain funding, but is an end result of a much greater engagement with them, including those many millions who think the arts is not for them.
She went on: "As the Autumn Statement approaches, it is perhaps not surprising that the arts lobby is becoming more vocal.
