The phrase "art loyal" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe loyalty to art or an artistic cause, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "Her dedication to the gallery shows that she is truly art loyal."
Alternatives: "devoted to art" or "loyal to art".
A humorless, self-inflated Jennens (Paul Eggington), the German-born King George (Mr. Smyth), Mary Pendarves Linda Bushh), an eccentric art patron loyal to Handel, and other historical characters are also here, but in preposterous stereotypes.
That decision threatens, virtually promises, to estrange them from both the religious culture that nurtured their art and the loyal audience that provided their income.
She fuses the strategies of the photo-based work of the Pictures Generation and the collage-prone art of its loyal opposition, the Neo-Expressionist painters, much the way David Salle did, but with a more urgent and specific message.
A vivid man rich in courage and resource, he was a bold entrepreneur, an avid art collector, a loyal friend, an endless seeker of experiences, a mentor to many, a providing father and husband.
After his first three exhibitions in 1960 , 1961and 1964 at the legendary Ferus Gallery, the epicenter of Los Angeles cool, a succession of unusually loyal art galleries kept his work in sight with frequent shows, especially the James Corcoran Gallery and L.A. Louver in Los Angeles and the Willard, Franklin Parrasch and Matthew Marks galleries in New York.
"Their audience is diverse and their USP is that their following is comprised of serious and loyal art collectors.
Beginning in 1990 Linda spent her retirement years as a passionate world traveler, active volunteer for many organizations, avid reader - book club member, a loyal arts supporter and generous philanthropist while still enjoying her Roosevelt Island home.
+ An amendment to retract government funding from any arts organisation "not loyal to the state" of Israel has been proposed by the country's minister of culture and sport Miri Regev.
While its performing-arts events have a loyal following, its box office for art shows languishes at less than one-tenth of the Modern's.
8 30 p.m. 10) ALL THAT JAZZ For live music and an after-dinner latte, go to Headlands Coffeehouse (120 Laurel Street; 707-964-1987; headlocalcoffeehouse.com), a local institution with a monthly art show and a loyal following that's helped revitalize Fort Bragg's once-decaying downtown.
