"art trading" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the act of exchanging artwork, such as paintings, sculptures, or prints. For example, "John enjoyed art trading with his friends, swapping prints of classic pieces of art."
Art Stage Singapore could also help efforts to bring some art trading and collecting business back to the city-state.
The Economic Strategies Committee suggested that the government review its policies, including its tax policies, to make Singapore more competitive as an art trading hub.
The other new dealers at the show are Art Trading (U.S). Ltd., a ceramics dealer from London that now operates in a Manhattan warehouse; Devenish & Company Inc., a Madison Avenue dealer in English furniture; Garrard & Company Ltd., a London silver dealer, and Spink & Son, London dealers in Chinese art, coins and silver.
Based on a legal model already in force in countries such as France and Germany, the droits de suite directive will soon also extend to the U.K. The British art market handles more than 50% of the European Community's art trading and employs over 40,000 people.
+ Online auction house, Paddle8, announced widespread layoffs following news of the startup's split with Germany's online art trading site Auctionata.
The art trade must police itself.
Although the art trade was increasing, prices for paintings remained low in the 15th century.
The Swiss dealer was one of the most important figures in the 20th-century art trade.
During the 1630s, Amsterdam had begun to rival Antwerp as a centre of the art trade.
Mark Gilding, the auctioneer, said someone in the London art trade bought the painting...
But then the total value of art traded fell by nearly a quarter in 2012, to €10.6 billion ($14.3 billion).
