"practice of art" is a valid phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing an artist's skill, or the art form itself. For example, "Sergei Rachmaninoff was a renowned piano virtuoso, with a long practice of art."
This exhibition presents a practice of art beyond that of the studio setting.
CLIFTON Clifton Arts Center "The Practice of Art: Physicians as Artists," works by doctors from various backgrounds and disciplines.
Credentialed as an ACSW, she maintained a clinical practice of art therapy and psychotherapy in NYC for thirty years.
Admission to both the Practice of Art Track in Art and Archaeology and the visual arts certificate program is selective.
* Detailed guidelines for the Practice of Art Track can also be found in the Art & Archaeology Department's Undergraduate Student Handbook.
CLIFTON Clifton Arts Center "The Practice of Art: Physicians as Artists," an exhibition featuring artworks by medical doctors from various backgrounds and disciplines.
These staff pointed out the device to associate professor of practice of art Greg Niemeyer because they felt "sufficiently uncomfortable" with the lack of transparency.
The study and practice of art-making at the School is an immersive, constantly evolving process.
Arianna is a teacher and an artist who brings the practice of art-making to students of all ages.
What we learn by following Salter's journey is how to tune our senses to the emergence of culture that unfolds in and through the practice of art-as-making.
Focusing on the Fluxus concept-practice of "art-amusement," this essay traces the cross-fertilization of the legacy of experimental art, most notably Marcel Duchamp and John Cage and the popular medium of sports and games.
