The phrase "artwork commissioned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to artwork that has been specifically requested and paid for by a client or organization.
Example: "The gallery is showcasing a new collection of artwork commissioned by local artists to celebrate the city's culture."
Alternatives: "commissioned artwork" or "art commissioned".
A controversial artwork, commissioned by the Czechs and unveiled in an E.U. building in Brussels, provoked a diplomatic incident by portraying Bulgaria as a Turkish lavatory.
But the publisher evidently wasn't pleased when the artwork commissioned to publicise the philosopher's latest work, I Drink Therefore I Am, turned up.
But once the building is completed in 2015, the only permanent artwork commissioned for the site — its four main elevators — will be visible from both inside the museum and out.
The difference is that Chicago unveiled plans this week to spend taxpayers' money to make it official.The Daley administration has budgeted $3.2m to renovate eight blocks of the North Halsted district, complete with artwork commissioned to celebrate gay pride.
The latest of these may well turn out to be the Chanel Contemporary Art Container, which opened last week in Central Park — a portable pod (it is here until November 9th, and will travel to six cities in all) designed by Zaha Hadid, and filled with artwork commissioned by Chanel in tribute to the company's 2.55 pocketbook.
LaBeouf and his collaborators from both these projects, the Finnish artist Nastja Säde Rönkkö and the UK artist Luke Turner, will be embracing their uber-modernist tendencies, performing "a new participatory performance artwork" commissioned for Bingefest over the course of the weekend.
Artport plans to serve as a comprehensive resource for Internet art along with providing access to original artworks commissioned by the Whitney for the site.
Discarded oxygen and cooking gas cylinders, ropes, tents, glasses, beer cans, plastic and even the remains of a helicopter made up 75 artworks commissioned for a Kathmandu exhibition in 2012, highlighting the environmental impact of alpine tourism.
Many of the permanent artworks commissioned through state-sponsored "percent for art" programmes, such as America's Art in Architecture or Germany's Kunst am Bau programmes, now look trapped in the fleeting aesthetics of their era.
Along with the roller disco, there are two other giant artworks commissioned by Faena on the beach; an installation of a theatrical curtain framing the sea by Almudena Lobera; and Jim Denevan's Solar Light Geometry, a network of lights spread over the sand.
Highlights include a drawing machine by Tristan Perich, algorithmic digital paintings by Siebren Versteeg, computer-generated drawings from the 70s by Manfred Mohr, and a video compilation of Mark Napier's net.flag, one of the first internet artworks commissioned by a major institution.
