The phrase "attract art" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the ability to draw or appeal to artistic expressions or creations.
Example: "The vibrant colors of the mural seem to attract art enthusiasts from all over the city."
Alternatives: "draw in art" or "appeal to art".
They immediately attract art.
Siddal was a talented enough artist to attract art critic John Ruskin as her patron.
In other words, the new Pompidou wants to attract art lovers, not just tourists looking for a fresh camera angle.
This apartment is part of an 80-unit building in the Third Ward, a former manufacturing district that has started to attract art galleries and condominium development.
A growing community of creative types – Mexicans and (mainly American) ex-pats – are restoring buildings and starting projects to attract art buyers and culture-hungry travellers, like me and my boyfriend, who are on a road trip.
But city planners hope they can reduce the smut and attract art galleries, boutiques, upscale restaurants and hotels to the city's oldest quarter, valuable real estate that is home to seven medieval churches and hundreds of historic buildings.
However, Faena and his wife Ximena Caminos hope to attract art-lovers all year round with a space which will host exhibitions, performances and debates.
That has helped attract arts and culture-oriented buyers since last year, when Time Equities began converting leased space to for-sale office condos.
To do so, every possible means of attracting art consignors was used.
If anything this year's version has fallen backward in terms of attracting art by exciting contemporary artists of African descent.
Attracting art donations requires space — billionaire X must know that his Warhols, Bacons, and Hirsts will be out there for all to see.
