The phrase "art of certain" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The art of certain decisions can lead to success."
Alternatives: "skill of specific" or "craft of particular".
Jazz has always been an adaptive art, possessed of certain essentials but receptive to variation at every turn.
Modern art, of a certain type, and modern investing, of a certain type, are perception plays.
"Even in an age in which we wisely practise the excellent art of oblivion, certain things remain".
Jean-Michel Rabaté, a professor of English who teaches Joyce and Beckett at the University of Pennsylvania, observes that Calle "comes out of Conceptual art of a certain kind" — a Duchampian literalization of clichés — and goes on to add that he found her Venice show "hilarious," noting that "it's rare in contemporary art to make people laugh".
She's the girl next door writ large, avoiding the see-me-suffer-for-my-art approach of certain colleagues on the violin circuit.
But so is a developed sense of the enwrapping potential of cinema, and a new appreciation for the art of building a certain kind of narrative tension: dread.
Academic achievement only goes so far, and five years out of college, no one is really going to care if you could master the fine art of identifying a certain tree in Earth science unless your career choice depends on it.
As a student, I once asked why anybody should even bother making art in the face of certain destruction.
Among the requirements are cover art and the inclusion of certain meta data like pubdate.
In Rome, El Greco had earned the respect of some intellectuals, but was also facing the hostility of certain art critics.
