The phrase "art of observing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the skill or practice of paying attention to details or understanding one's surroundings.
Example: "The art of observing is essential for a successful detective, as it allows them to notice clues that others might overlook."
Alternatives: "skill of observation" or "craft of noticing".
It was here that he learned the physician's art of observing the suffering of others, if not with dispassion, then at least with sang-froid; an art he would exploit in his fiction.
Most tours feature lectures on both the science of eclipses and the art of observing them, including the all-important mantra for first-timers: Don't bother with cameras and other distractions; just sit back and enjoy.
As he sits on the bench on this summer night, he instructs me in the fine art of observing pedestrians, or what he calls "reading the signs and symbols of the street".
Remote sensing is the science and art of identifying, observing, and measuring an object without coming into direct contact with it.
It is worth the trip to Paris if only to remind oneself how Henri Cartier-Bresson defined photography as the art of observation, and to observe how his images still hold sway over our collective visual understanding of the past century.
The single most important part of gesture drawing, perhaps of any kind of art, is observing your subject carefully.
It was about the art of watching and observing yourself in your day to day life.
In his 1913 manifesto The Art of Noises he observes: At first the art of music sought purity, limpidity and sweetness of sound.
In the present study we investigated the aesthetic effect of objective parameters in the works of art by studying brain activations (fMRI) in viewers naïve to art criticism who observed images of sculptures selected from masterpieces of Classical and Renaissance art that are commonly accepted as normative Western representations of beauty.
Michelle Facos and Thor Mednick, in their recent anthology "The Symbolist Roots of Modern Art," observe that the Symbolists undermined conventional modes of representation in an effort to "access the divine directly".
Where other works of art criticized or observed, the songs of the alterado movement have become objects of outright glorification: up-by-the-bootstraps tales of drug runners, odes to killing and death, traffickers meeting their maker in a blazes of glory.
