The phrase "art orientation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a focus or approach that emphasizes artistic elements or perspectives in a particular context, such as education, design, or therapy.
Example: "The program's art orientation encourages students to explore their creativity and express themselves through various artistic mediums."
Alternatives: "artistic focus" or "creative orientation".
Among his publications are contributions to Art of the Sung and Yüan: Ritual, Ethnicity, and Style in Painting (1999) and to the journals Hong Kong University Museum Journal, Oriental Art, Orientations, Taida Journal, and T'oung Pao.
Since most prospective agents and attorneys have liberal arts orientations, familiarity with business concepts and marketing can be valuable.
Furthermore, the strong art music orientation of conservatories and musicology departments in Latin America did not at all encourage the development of popular music studies.
Therefore, in this case, state-of-the-art fiber orientation analysis based on 3D images obtained by X-ray microtomography faces problems.
The social history of art is one orientation among others in the academic world, but it's actually hard to see what other kind of history art could have -- it doesn't grow on trees, after all.
One of them registers in the pedantic positivism of his theoretical writings, which impose a strained opposition of the "objective" (good) against the "subjective" (bad), as art's proper orientation.
Liberal social activists, people of non-traditional sexual orientation, arts intelligentsia and circles close to it threw themselves to defend members of the infamous Pussy Riot band.
Moreover, we should point out that the present study did not consider some variables that may influence the attitude to body art, such as political orientation or religious persuasion.
Our findings demonstrate that arts-based exposure facilitated by schools can be an effective strategy for developing positive orientations toward art in young children.
