The phrase "arts perspective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing viewpoints or interpretations related to the arts, such as visual arts, performing arts, or literature.
Example: "From an arts perspective, the installation challenges traditional notions of beauty and form."
Alternatives: "artistic viewpoint" or "cultural lens".
Although his field was science, Renfrew "had a liberal arts perspective," said University of Idaho Provost Katherine Aiken.
His work proceeds from a fine arts perspective, with an eye for rich colors, abstract patterns, and compositional mystery.
Young described it as being "uncharacteristically cool from a martial arts perspective" and that "it was nice to see a value-judgement-free depiction of no-holds-barred competition on such a respected TV series".
Most people don't go to Monroe College to broaden their liberal-arts perspective.
As an art historian, Eskilson looks at design from the art perspective more than the others do, which is valuable because design does indeed intersect with art movements.
As in Cézanne's art, perspective is rendered through colour, with the warm reddish-browns advancing and the cool blues receding.
From an art perspective we could note two things: that the headstonelike sculptural array of chairs is Minimalist in concept, or Minimalist-derived.
From an art perspective, though, what's more important than Richter's rejection of the divine is his parallel rebuffal of the sublime.
The synthesis and discussion which follows offers a state-of-the-art perspective on how the primary Palaeolithic data can be assessed within local or regional geomorphic, paleoenvironmental and chronological contexts; here, our focus is on spatio-temporal discontinuities, trends in subsistence strategies and lithic technology, as well as potentially emerging biogeographical patterns.
When it comes to taking stock of our lives, just as in art, perspective is everything.
He advocated that artists tap the unconscious mind, an art perspective that came to be known as abstract expressionism (40 ).
