The phrase "art platform" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a digital or physical space that supports the creation, sharing, or promotion of art and artistic works.
Example: "The new art platform allows artists to showcase their work and connect with potential buyers."
Alternatives: "art space" or "art hub".
The package includes Art Platform Los Angeles, Volta and the Armory Show.
Yvonne Senouf, co-founder, Meld, Athens, Greece, @yvonnegabrielle, @meldcc Yvonne co-founded Meld, an interactive global art platform producing ground-breaking and evocative artwork to cultivate social change.
Yet over the years, the biennial has managed to escape being a strictly Islamic art platform, engaging audiences with works that are powerful in their content, sometimes political in their message and broad in their appeal.
'Just 30 of us in my living room' There is also, however, the phenomenon of experimental dance and live art platform evenings now sweeping through east London, not to mention cabaret.
A bungled launch led details of Snapchat's new augmented reality art platform to leak before its big reveal.
Snapchat plans to launch a new augmented reality art platform featuring pop artist Jeff Koons and others.
Unlike most other art platforms it's a place not to buy, but to enjoy art.
The ability of online art platforms to empower the public as tastemaker is an example of one such change, one which has many positive outcomes: for the public, who will be able to refine their judgements of art; for artists, who desire a level playing field; and for culture, which will become far more representative of all society, not just the curator classes.
Today, however, online art platforms are disrupting and reversing the old order.
Online art platforms, such as UGallery.com and Artsy, have changed the game.
State of the art platforms and protocols guarantee high reproducibility and a low intrinsic variability.
