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Discover Ludwig"cool art" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it to describe artwork that you consider visually appealing, either in a casual or informal context. For example, "This art exhibit features some really cool art."
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It was a cool art project".
"I hear it's got a really cool art scene".
The cool art scene now goes beyond the Biennale.
"Cool stuff, leather couches, cool art on the walls".
Cool art galleries have sprung up in once blighted neighborhoods.
The list prescribed beautiful buildings, notable museums, cool art galleries, parks and restaurants.
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Get a job in a cool art-house cinema.
Beside them was a note from my cool, art-school older brother with "You owe me one" written on it.
Anyone who paid attention while candidate Obama was helping President Bush pass the 2008 bank bailout should have understood that beneath the rhetorical flourishes Obama has always been at heart a cautious, cool, art-of-the-possible pragmatist.
Move on to the cool Art&Chocolate Gallery Bar (largo Pescheria Vecchia 9), a designer lounge bar that doubles as an exhibition space and chocolatier.
With this they've made an installation/song/cool art piece of dance music thingy that sounds and looks ecstatic but doesn't make you want to kill yourself the day after.
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