The phrase "art showcasing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the act of displaying or presenting art, often in a formal or organized manner, such as in galleries or exhibitions.
Example: "The gallery is hosting an art showcasing event this weekend, featuring local artists and their latest works."
Alternatives: "art exhibition" or "art display".
Until March 4, a colorful scale model of the set fills an entire room of "Fernand Leger and African Art," showcasing the importance of African motifs in post-World War I European art, at the Musee d'Art et d'Histoire, 2, rue Charles-Galland; 41-222) 418-2600; Web site, mah.ville-ge.ch.ch
All the robotic "saints" have names, including "Dog Monkeys" and "Horny Children," and each one is a pneumatic work of art, showcasing the importance of communication via movement and rhythm.
The museum is based in the Israeli-Arabic town of Sakhnin in the Galilee region and houses a collection of over 200 contemporary local and international works of art, showcasing artists from various Arab and Mediterranean countries and backgrounds.
We hope to constantly question and challenge the boundaries of what is art, showcasing not just the banner exhibitions we love or the auctions that amaze us, but the efforts of countless emerging and outsider artists who truly believe in the power and value of art and art education.
The art showcased had only a superficial understanding of the technologies it aimed to critique and worked mainly as offbeat corporate PR.
The art showcased is inspired by the artists' favorite pieces of childhood literature.
During the Revolution the National Assembly announced that the building should become a monument to the arts, showcasing the nation's masterpieces.
The city's official St Ambroise Fringe Festival (June) is a performing arts showcase that chooses its participants by lottery.
Today Friends of the Arts showcases the Diabelli String Quartet playing Brahms, Mozart and Shostakovich at 2 30 p.m. in Coe Hall on the grounds of Planting Fields Arboretum in Oyster Bay.
I can still remember vividly a trip I took in 1995 to a performing arts showcase that spanned several days in Abidjan, the Ivory Coast's largest city.
"It has become a huge burden," said Nigel Redden, director of the Lincoln Center Festival, the renowned arts showcase that this summer will bring together 57 performances and events from nine countries.
