The phrase "art obstruct" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it cannot be used effectively.
Example: "The new regulations may art obstruct the creative process for many artists."
Alternatives: "hinder creativity" or "impede artistic expression".
Mike Leigh's JMW Turner biopic couldn't shoot on site as the construction of the Turner Contemporary art gallery had obstructed the very view the painter so loved.
That's why it's worked to embed the new art features without obstructing the speed of text if people want to keep it simple.
In her complaint Dr. Roussin contended that the director of the commission's art unit, Jonathan Petropoulos, had obstructed her inquiries into the Metropolitan Museum and others and had blocked her efforts to inquire into Nazi-era transactions by the Wildenstein family of art dealers.
Time and time again, improvements to this problem have been obstructed by various art world agendas, but in the abomination that is ISIS, a new period has begun.
Vocabulary: remote, niche, auction, augment, rivalry, pastime, lure, philatelists, proliferating, lineage, denomination, arduous, fraud, counterfeiting, ruse, connoisseurs, neophytes, troll, gratification Extension Activities: 1. Research the parameters put in place to obstruct or eliminate counterfeiting of either currency or art.
In their role as both advocates and grantmakers for hundreds of grass-roots arts groups, they say, their mission is to nurture, not obstruct.
In the last few months its architects met numerous times with the planning commission's staff, considering different permutations of the museum's basic shape — a crown-shaped capital on a base, drawn from Yoruban art and architecture — and different ways of orienting the building to least obstruct views of the Washington Monument.
Conspiracy to obstruct justice.
One notorious "black art" involved his teams' ability to escape unpunished despite repeated indulgence in the Kevin Nolan speciality otherwise known as blatantly obstructing opposition goalkeepers.
He did not obstruct justice.
