The phrase "art viewer" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to someone who is looking at or observing a piece of art. Example: The art exhibit was filled with eager art viewers, all admiring the intricate brush strokes and bold colors of the paintings on display.
And they are immensely accessible, enjoyed by even the most inexperienced art viewer.
"Western galleries are searching for the taste of the Asian collector, the Asian art viewer, the local audience.
You hate to be the spoiler, the insatiable art viewer constantly demanding that rush of something new.
To make any sense at all, games need to be not just played but played seriously, with a sweaty, childish abandon totally unlike the cool passivity of an art viewer.
Everything develops within the crowd, so that at first it seems there is no separation between the art object (in this case a large number of dancers) and the art viewer; the action is in part inspired by the idea of flash mobs.
The casual New York art viewer who is unaware of this recent background might imagine that the New Museum's director of exhibitions, Massimiliano Gioni — who was also the artistic director of the 2010 Gwangju Biennale, in which Mr. Metzger was included — has demonstrated an admirable independence of vision by organizing this show of such a little-known artist from Europe.
Lee Mingwei served dinner to selected art viewers.
2. Occupy Art Basel Collins Park, the overlooked green space sandwiched between the W South Beach and the Setai, is being taken over by public art viewers.
Whether these works qualify as art is a question that will be determined by curators, gallery owners and art viewers over time.
The display of skill is exemplary, even jolting, which for many art viewers is more than enough.
But she also relished the role reversal: art viewers were transformed into producers, while the artist was rendered a passive spectator.
