The phrase "arts salon" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a gathering or event focused on the arts, where artists, critics, and enthusiasts come together to discuss and showcase artistic works.
Example: "The local community center is hosting an arts salon this weekend, featuring local artists and their latest creations."
Alternatives: "art gathering" or "artistic salon".
Jenny Douglas, who runs the Brooklyn Cottage, an arts salon in Prospect Heights, takes a softer approach, and emphasizes compassion.
"One walked in the door with a beautiful piece of sea glass, to remind me that weathering has its own integrity," said Ms. Douglas, a writer who runs the Brooklyn Cottage, an arts salon.
Recently, I had a STEAM (same as STEM but with addition of the Arts) salon at my home to support the teaching of creative arts and science in public schools.
The son, who has added to the collection, is selling the prints through the Tokyo Arts Salon, a company founded by the father.
Delacroix was a boffo performer in paint, bent on annual dominance at Paris's Beaux-Arts Salon from his first sensational entry there, "The Barque of Dante," in 1822, until 1863, with "Ovid Among the Scythians" (which he'd painted in 1859).
I assumed that Currin's skilled, sly, ineffably old-fashioned work — pastiches of Old Masters and hack illustration, in easel paintings fit for a bygone Beaux-Arts salon — would remain a renegade taste, marginal to video, photography, installations, and other dominant, paint-allergic modes of contemporary art.
Instead, she thought about setting up an art salon in her SoHo loft.
Diana Cordoba is the proprietor of the project, which she likes to call a "private art salon".
When this portrait of his wife by Henri Matisse was shown in a contemporary-art salon in Paris just after it was completed in 1905 people jeered.
Next month, he will become the first traditional sign writer in Britain to have his work shown in a gallery for an exhibition at Cambridge Art Salon.
It was this need that drove the creation of the Cambridge Art Salon, a community gallery and studio space for artists and creative businesses.
