The phrase "scope of art" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the range, boundaries, or extent of artistic expression or practice.
Example: "The scope of art has expanded significantly in recent years, incorporating new media and diverse cultural influences."
Alternatives: "realm of art" or "domain of art".
However, a closer look at the Court's principle arguments with respect to the scope of Art.
The volume and scope of art collecting have continued to expand in subsequent decades, resulting in ever-higher prices for works of art.
He was preparing a lecture to read, and he read its opening line: "The concept of a static point of reference is not within the scope of art".
I will attempt to demonstrate that the decision, while consistent with the so-called "golden share" cases, fails to clarify the substantive scope of Art.
Though Rossetti and his helpers (Burne-Jones, Morris, and others) failed through want of technical knowledge and experience, the enterprise was fruitful in suggesting that the scope of art could be expanded to include the crafts.
Curating has become an overused word, but perhaps dance could take courage from the variety and scope of art exhibitions – such as the current Francis Bacon show, which hangs that painter's work alongside the old masters who inspired it.
The six-week-long festival actually starts a full month before the Games commence, to set the stage and to showcase the full scope of arts offerings.
"Given the size and scope of arts and sciences, there's a wealth of opportunities for students that they just don't know about, and it's stressful for them to ferret out what it is they might want to do," says Meryl Mann, an economics graduate from the college.
THE exhibition at Kenise Barnes Fine Art, "Lucy Fradkin: A Brief History of Fashion and Friendship," illustrates the scope of Naive art.
Now, curators have gone back to hanging its collection chronologically to present the museum's scope of British art, from 1500 on.
Applicants may have received their Ph.D. degrees in any of the departments associated with Princeton's Program in American Studies, and we define the scope of "American art" broadly.
