"green art" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, it could be used in a sentence such as, "The museum featured an exhibit of green art to celebrate Earth Day."
"Rendering Green," art exhibition with an ecological theme featuring the work of 18 Studio Montclair members.
Green art is also flourishing, improbably, in a Midtown office building.
There's a delicious green art nouveau ceramic pot displayed among the books, and a cheap tin teapot.
(If the city art commission approves, there will also someday be green Art Deco-style benches that hark back to the Harlem Renaissance).
A grandmother of five, Jones sports a discrete shrill carder bumblebee tattoo on her shoulder courtesy of taking part in a green art project.
My guide, Tedros, and I drive past the green Art Deco post office and park outside the newly refurbished Albergo Italia Hotel, one of Asmara's oldest buildings.
Oberlin College is directly invested in the redevelopment of a 13-acre green arts district and hotel downtown, which Dr. Orr used to exemplify the integration of sustainability goals.
Absinthe-green Art Nouveau fairies are having R-rated hallucinations with moon-faced satyrs and weeping skeletons and conspiring to pull down boxy structures of civilization with Alphonse Mucha-like jungle vines.
That's the eat-your-greens, arts-is-good-for-you case, if all else fails.
The current content marketing efforts for Mountain Dew, which include Green Label Art, Green Label Sound and Green Label Sports, carry ads only for Mountain Dew.
The gold link necklaces will $98, down from $370; green Art Deco earrings have bee reduced to $82, from $176.
