"dynamic art" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to works of art that evoke motion, emotion, power, and energy. For example, "The museum was filled with dynamic art, including vibrant, colorful paintings and sculptures."
In short, they were significant figures in the development of the dynamic art known as Baroque.
The anonymous collector offers platitudes like, "Dynamic art makes me feel alive".
Like most French cities outside Paris, Lyon lacks a dynamic art market.
Tap dance was a particularly dynamic art form, and dancers continually molded and shaped it.
They combined Lissitzky's interests in graphic arts, architectural forms, photography, painting, and other formal types into a unique and dynamic art.
The balance between contest and concord is the concerto's particular solution to the problem of variety within unity that must be resolved in all dynamic art forms.
Details: deste.gr/hydra In less than a decade Norway's little oil-soaked capital has developed one of the most dynamic arts scenes in Europe.
Neighbouring Walsall College has a dynamic arts department and its new £64-million Wisemore campus is due to open later this month.
This thoughtful article about the deaths of two iconic New Yorkers and the dynamic arts spaces they created — Olga Bloom of Bargemusic and Anthony Amato of the Amato Opera — suggests that New York City no longer generates stable homes for cultural organizations.
With a range of spaces suited to presentation of work in multiple genres, the Lenfest Center presents an unprecedented opportunity to support and expand these kinds of partnerships between Columbia and the diverse, dynamic arts community that has long defined Harlem's unique cultural legacy.
Within its facility, the Center inspires creativity through dynamic art-centered interactions, including exhibitions, artist talks, free public events, studio art classes, professional development opportunities for artists, arts education outreach, and an international residency.
