"art realm" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It usually refers to the area or sphere of influence of the arts, or the way in which the arts influence society. For example, "The 1990s saw the rise of the digital art realm, as computer programming became more commonplace."
at Leroy Street, West Village Through Oct. 26 Some fiction writers speak of a novel's first draft as the vomiting stage.In the art realm, Bjarne Melgaard is a projectile vomiter, and like Linda Blair in "The Exorcist," he seems possessed by a demonic force.Mr.Mr
Will occasionally dally with hunky-artisto boy-toys to impress upon younger female employees that she is Reigning Queen Bee of the Art Realm.
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The color brought it into the art realm of aesthetic experience".
There is a place for observational photography in the art realm.
Tech giants will step into the digital art realm in droves this year, as well.
Today, many 3D printed fashion creations have also been a result of STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) field experts reaching beyond their fields and exploring the fashion and art realms (XYZ Workshop 2014).
Later she elaborated, "I'm interested in the legitimacy of dance phenomena that are not within the high-art realm".
Outsider artists are largely self-taught and create outside of the 'typical' arts realm.
What these things amount to is an undiluted trove of creativity, free of the often-bratty arts-realm critics, and celebrating everyone and everything artists, filmmakers, designers, writers, musicians, photographers, and illustrators that inspire.
If self-effacing absorption within the purity of art's realm was what you were after, Rembrandt's shameless appeal to the beholder, his addiction to the human theatre (often starring himself), the aggressive marks of his own heavy hand were repellently self-indulgent.
