The phrase "art tailored" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe art that has been customized or specifically designed to meet certain preferences or requirements.
Example: "The gallery showcased a collection of art tailored to the tastes of modern collectors, blending traditional techniques with contemporary themes."
Alternatives: "customized art" or "bespoke art".
He has a very particular taste and lots of artists and art students tailored their work to that".
Much of the research on the effects of martial arts has involved convenience samples, a single martial arts intervention tailored for the study, and fairly small sample sizes.
Moreover, the adoption of buttonholes from the Moors around 1250 had introduced the art of tailoring.
Mr. Greenfield, 75, has been practicing the art of tailoring in a factory in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, for 56 years, since he came to New York as a teenage survivor of Auschwitz, where he learned to sew.
Knize, a haberdasher that has been in business since 1858, greatly influenced Helmut Lang's streamlined silhouettes; when Lang was a professor at the University of Applied Arts Vienna, he would take his students there to acquaint them with the art of tailoring.
The 1930s setting – Hollywood and New York are sketched with crisp, immaculately tailored art deco lines – is one of the film's main assets.
However, regarding friction reduction in lubricated tribological contacts, nitride hard coatings still exhibit a high demand for research since state-of-the art lubricants are tailored to interact with steel surfaces in order to form friction reducing tribolayers.
Men's fashion may be much less formal, but Mr. Greenfield, 82, is still old-school in his devotion to the labor-intensive, exacting and vanishing art of making tailored garments by hand.
Yodo1 started out by helping Western developers break into the Chinese market by co-producing localized games that had art and music tailored to local tastes.
