"engaged in art" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is actively involved in artistic activities such as painting, drawing, or sculpting. For example, "The art studio has many students, all of them engaged in art."
This was O.K., because she was engaged in Art.
The focus group participants engaged in art directives with nine art making apps identified as potentially useful in art therapy.
He enjoyed striking the figure of a bourgeois gentleman, though one who, during lean years after the Second World War, engaged in art forgery and currency counterfeiting.
And I don't believe that most people who are engaged in art in Africa or the Middle East want the work to be locked in those places, not available, not known, and not part of international discourse.
Hipsters get a bad rap but what I think is great about them, and the culture of Williamsburg in Brooklyn, is that people who are hipsters tend to actually be engaged in art and film.
I feel like there are two types of hipsters – those that are engaged in art and film, and then those that only watch things ironically, who won't go see an art house film but they see Transformers because they can enjoy it with a distance from it.
While the Miami museum is busy building bridges to local schoolchildren, the Cleveland Museum of Art is engaged in arts education programming geared to increasing its transparency.
And an American study of 256 people with an average age of 87 found that older people engaged in arts and crafts were 73% less likely to develop mild cognitive impairment than those not exposed to it.
The program also supports the artistic efforts of students, both those currently engaged in arts activities and those wishing to create a new venture, with an emphasis on making connections between Johns Hopkins students and the Baltimore community.
She never engaged in arts and crafts projects with me, or played board games, or played dolls.
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