The phrase "art warehouse" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a space or facility where art is stored, displayed, or sold, often associated with galleries or studios.
Example: "The local art warehouse is hosting an exhibition featuring emerging artists from the community."
Alternatives: "art storage facility" or "art gallery space".
Sadly, the hut was lost in the major art warehouse fire of 2004.
But he said everyone came to see the gift's importance after reviewing a sample of the works at a Queens art warehouse.
The show, opening this weekend and remaining through September, was previewed three weeks ago at an art warehouse in the city.
Virtue is seen as a barrier to getting what we want, or so it might appear around the Enron offices or at Dennis Kozlowski's art warehouse.
PARIS — In a western suburb of Paris, on the Île Seguin, developers are planning a vast art center, combining art warehouse, showroom and tax-free trade zone.
If an overnight stop is required, either a secure, climate-controlled fine art warehouse must be booked en route – there is a network of these across Europe, owned by different shipping firms – or, more likely, someone stays in the truck at all times, to the extent of sleeping in it.
MANY art warehouses are so unobtrusive that you can walk by them and never know it.
These rules mean that many investors own their artworks via separately established companies and store them in art warehouses away from their homes.
So I was informed very early on - and I know about art warehouses because I didn't have anything myself stored at Momart, but I have things stored at other places, and one does take a lot on trust about these things.
Amazon is investing in development of state-of-the-art warehouse bots with a contest that challenges machines to perform the kind of picking work done by thousands of humans at the company's vast fulfillment centers.
It seems that Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa was among the paintings found in the Altaussee salt mine in the Austrian alps, which was converted by the Nazis into their secret stolen-art warehouse.
