The phrase "art term" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific word or phrase that is commonly used in the context of art, such as terminology related to techniques, styles, or movements.
Example: "The term 'chiaroscuro' is an important art term that describes the use of strong contrasts between light and dark."
Alternatives: "art vocabulary" or "artistic terminology".
Tout-fait is the French term for ready-made, an art term coined by Duchamp to refer to making works from everyday objects.
As an art term, the sublime was first used in the 18th century to describe paintings that manage to overpower or take possession of the viewer.
"Space" – for example – is a very common word when talking about art, but it's gone from a simple word to an art term loaded with actual and metaphorical meaning.
Online sources offer no evidence of a second edition, but in 1921 Wall published 50 copies of a "third state" (Princeton owns copy no. 7), using the fine art term to indicate that the plates had been slightly alerted.
Most important is the obvious role that the random stains and imperfections of the paper play in the placement of the shapes; what Westerners might call the figure-ground relationship is, to use another art term, highly, even exquisitely site specific, and charged with philosophical implications.
If a market doesn't yet exist the fancy art term here is "white space"–the truly gung ho assume they can create one.
It's really like a film set; it's perfectly translated into art terms.
You have more impact in art terms by not playing the system, totally.
In conceptual art terms, Recording in Progress is positively Warholian in its elevation of the quotidian.
He was always a hands-on worker: in art terms, a formalist as much as a conceptualist.
In art terms, this is the big one, making its sibling fairs, in Hong Kong and Basel, look like village well dressings.
