The phrase "art potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or ability for artistic expression or development in individuals or groups.
Example: "The workshop aims to unlock the art potential of each participant, encouraging creativity and self-expression."
Alternatives: "creative potential" or "artistic capability".
For an offering of Japanese contemporary art, potential bidders were plied with freshly sliced sushi.
Benita Wolffe's contributions to the show, which include an etching on handmade paper as well as a free-standing sculpture, encompass two extremes of the art potential of handmade paper.
Mr. Willie added that because of the lack of scholarship in Southeast Asian contemporary art, potential collectors of artworks from the region only have auctions as a "default validation" to know what is "worth" buying.
The musician has linked the first time she appreciated "the shock art potential of what [she] could create" to the time she stripped naked during a rowdy gig during her early days as a struggling singer in her native New York City.
The ART potential as an atraumatic management approach for cavitated dentine carious lesions for both children and adults has already been discussed [ 30].
This dichotomy between the medium's high-art potential and its commercial appeal has persisted into the present, with such innovators as Pixar, on the one hand, and Jan Svankmajer, on the other.
This review examines the state-of-the-art potential new targets for innovative research in PAH, focusing on (1) the crosstalk between cells within the pulmonary vascular wall, with particular attention to the role played by dysfunctional endothelial cells; (2) aberrant inflammatory and immune responses; (3) the abnormal extracellular matrix function; and (4) altered BMPRII/KCNK3 signaling systems.
A lifelong artist with formal training outside the tattoo shop, Hardy is known for developing the fine-art potential of a medium that was formerly the domain of street thugs, prisoners, and transient sailors.
As a consequence, the energy function depends on only 1091 parameters, much less than other state-of-the-art potentials.
BACH's performance has been benchmarked against other state-of-the-art potentials on the most challenging decoy sets.
Did he really hold so radically modest a view of art's potential?
