The phrase "art taste" is not commonly used in written English and may be considered awkward or unclear.
It could be used when discussing someone's preferences or appreciation for art, but it is better to use more established phrases.
Example: "Her art taste is quite eclectic, ranging from classical to contemporary styles."
Alternatives: "art preferences" or "artistic taste".
In the quirky world of contemporary art, taste comes in many forms.
"He may have different art taste than the former governor," said Kelley Heck, a spokeswoman for Mr. Codey.
"I found that the questions 'What did you do last weekend?' and 'What kind of couch do you have?' were the most closely correlated to art taste".
The pair froze to death.In this section Dutch capped Scaling heights Smokescreens Sometimes a snowball is art Taste buds Down Under In search of icons ReprintsBravery, folly or sheer desperation?
And after more than two years of pondering weighty issues of art, taste and land-use law, the village has ordered that they be taken down by Sunday in a classic East End kerfuffle revolving around art, zoning law and the still-charged reputation of the artist buried a few miles away.
Think of them instead as squad numbers".In this section Dutch capped Scaling heights Smokescreens Sometimes a snowball is art Taste buds Down Under In search of icons ReprintsThat, Mr Winner argues, is the way that Dutch football, at its best, works.
For admirers of the saucier's art, tasting it is like hearing a forgotten favorite record on the radio.
Chen and Hu could rarely identify the foreign scenes that they painted, but they had acquired some ideas about national art tastes from their commissions.
October 14, 1869 Kingston upon Hull, England May 25, 1939 London, England Joseph Duveen, Baron Duveen of Millbank, (born October 14, 1869, Hull, Yorkshire, England died May 25 , 1939 London) British international art dealer who wielded enormous influence on art tastes in his time, especially in the United States.
Indeed paintings of currency are one of the few cogent themes in what is, by virtue of the program's acquisition protocols, a remarkably eclectic selection.And what of the chairman's own art tastes?
He implores some girls to express it in dance (in Edward Snow's translation): "Create a kinship / with the pure, reluctant rind, / with the juice that fills the happy fruit!" Analogous kinships abound in Whitney's art: tastes, scents, sounds.
