The phrase "art page" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a page dedicated to art, such as in a magazine, website, or portfolio.
Example: "The magazine features an art page showcasing the latest works from emerging artists."
Alternatives: "art section" or "art display".
(Related article, Inside Art, page 30 of Weekend).
Check out my ART page for my paintings.
There is more on love beads at the Zulu Bead Art Page at www.compustyle.co.za/kwazulu/zulu /index.html.html
For "Planet Art" (Page 92), the New York native headed to Brazil to check out a sprawling park and museum devoted to contemporary art.
Our new Downloadable Earth Art page focuses on broad earth science topics including: mountains, water, clouds, agriculture, as well as an "abstract" category.
Each participant has extended sequences devoted to their vision of their art – Page, for example, goes back to Headley Grange, where Led Zeppelin IV was recorded, while The Edge stands in front of the very school noticeboard where a 14-year-old Larry Mullen Jr put his advert up for musicians.
The Guardian's coverage can be found at our website's new daily art pages at www.theguardian.com/artslatest.
The Abu Ghraib photographs have passed from the headlines to the art pages in half a year.
That's not to say Ross wouldn't consider brushing up on an assignment where he'd be responsible for interior art pages for a multipart series.
The title inspired bloggers to create songs, apparel, poster art, pages of fan fiction, parody films, mock movie trailers, and short film parody competitions.
Several people who follow Hedger's art pages said their families make it very clear that there are no "birthmas" presents ― combined birthday and Christmas presents.
