The phrase "art trend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a prevailing style or movement in the art world at a particular time.
Example: "The latest art trend focuses on sustainability and eco-friendly materials in artistic practices."
Alternatives: "art movement" or "art style".
During the goth art trend, which peaked in the early 2000s, Chelsea was filled with werewolf heads, fake blood and coded references to murderous satanic subcultures.
Through Feb. 9 "Festival art," as the critic Peter Schjeldahl christened the entertaining installations that dominated the 1999 Venice Biennale, is less an art trend than a syndrome.
It became a leitmotif of the new "design art" trend, something capitalized upon by Willis with his limited-edition pieces, which run alongside the mass-produced ones.
Ready-mades, Minimalism, modes of display and the putative aura of art objects have preoccupied Mr. Steinbach since sometime in the late 1970s, before Neo-Geo, the late 1980s art trend with which he was associated, came and went.
But in 1988 the moment of clarification seemed to arrive with the surfacing of a new art trend called Neo-Geo, a kind of Pop-Minimal-Conceptual mash-up with French theory thrown in.
But 20 50, first created at Matt's Gallery in 1987, is not a piece of "young British art", a part of YBA culture; it does not represent an art trend or a celebrity artist.
The corporate takeover of counterculture art trends even attracted eminent painters.
Of the other five, three show evidence of Indian-inspired art trends from central Thailand.
Resistant art trends had sprung up, and Negritude fell into disesteem.
In the mid-20th century flower arranging tended to follow contemporary art trends.
The supposedly uneducated artist appears to have been well aware of contemporary European art trends.
