The phrase "art of light" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to photography, painting, or any creative field that involves the manipulation or appreciation of light.
Example: "The photographer mastered the art of light, capturing breathtaking images that played with shadows and highlights."
Alternatives: "craft of illumination" or "skill of light manipulation".
Mr. Cuba is also a founder of IOTA, a Los Angeles-based nonprofit arts organization dedicated to "promoting and preserving the art of light and movement".
The first step happened during a freshman seminar he took, "The Art of Light" with Jane Cox, a renowned lighting designer and now the director of the Program in Theater in the Lewis Center for the Arts.
A few days later, the veteran lighting designer Jennifer Tipton will discuss and demonstrate the art of light design for dance and theatre, with the help of the choreographer Dana Reitz, the director Jackson Gay, and the set designer Aleksandra Maslik.
Since Mr. Turrell bought the 400,000-year-old, two-mile-wide crater in 1979 and began moving tons of earth to carve out different kinds of viewing chambers and tunnels — making his art of light, sky and astronomical events instead of, say, paint and canvas — anticipation has been building.
Drilling deeper into the operation of the device, the art of light is as important as the art of taking your medicine.
Professor Andrea E. Woods Valdés will present her video installation, "new moon sister" at the Shimmer: The Art of Light festival.
And there are even two separate "schools" when it comes to the science (or is it art?) of lighting the city's public buildings.
The art of cinematography is, above all, the art of lighting, and the British term for the chief of the camera crew, lighting cameraman, comes closer to the matter than the Hollywood director of photography.
Still to come are videos exploring "My First Time," in which smokers recall their first drag, and an ode to the art of lighting up, set, naturally, to the Doors song "Light My Fire".
There's also a new spotlight system that has been sewn into performers' costumes to make the art of lighting each performer a science.
