The phrase "art trip" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a journey or excursion that focuses on art, such as visiting galleries, museums, or art installations.
Example: "We are planning an art trip to New York City to explore the latest exhibitions at the major galleries."
Alternatives: "art excursion" or "art tour".
On an earlier rock art trip, I was looking for Anasazi sights in southern Utah, north of the Grand Canyon, on Bureau of Land Management property.
I hadn't smoked for a few weeks, maybe owing to a lack of money, and had gone on a two-day art trip to Cologne with my school class.
After years of rumors about a Great American Art Trip in the works, the painter Eric Fischl has announced a privately financed program in which a truck-based roving museum and performance space will tour the country for two years to address what he sees as an identity crisis in American culture.
But the fair is considered among the most important in the world, with some of the world's richest galleries, and given that it's also a year of the Venice Biennale, which opens today, Basel is a vital part of what for many rich and art-obsessed foreigners will be their biannual two-for art trip to Europe.
An iridescent outer shell hides a nature-inspired video art trip inside Miguel Chevalier's new installation, In / Out - Artificial Paradise.
This year, his resolution is to travel to Haiti with ten other artists for a "service by art trip" which will combine performances and exhibitions with rebuilding efforts.
George McNeely of Christie's worked the crowd, unloading art, trips and show tickets.
My first job was in the schools department at Kuoni: we ran battlefield history tours in northern France, art trips and language trips, so booking and co-ordinating these meant using my French and German every day with our suppliers – although there's always the temptation not to, because people in the travel industry tend to have very good English!
At Leeds Art Gallery from 15 July Patrick Heron, Window for Tate Gallery St Ives, 1992-3 Summer art trips come no nicer than a visit to the artists' colony and fishing town St Ives, where one of the permanent highlights is the soothing and spiritual stained glass window that painter Patrick Heron designed for the Tate there.
The organization's programs have extended to include music, theater, and art trips to such locations as Santa Fe, Chicago, Seattle and Houston.
The Sawdust Art Festival hosted 13 girls from Girl Scout Troop 812 on Saturday for the troop's annual educational arts trip.
