"search for art" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the act of looking for art or artwork. For example, you could say, "I spent an hour searching for art to hang in my living room."
4. "Flush out" a "middle American attic, basement, or office" to search for art worthy items.
The search for art makes us appreciate the design of everyday objects, like the outdoor lamps.
They bought the titles some years back after traveling often to England on vacation and to search for art.
Mr. Gartman's search for art by musicians proved so fruitful that he has enough material for several shows, of which this is the first.
A lodging chain whose customers are often on the road is sending a travel photographer and blogger out for a promotion devoted to the search for art across America.
A search for "Art History" by Marilyn Stockstad, yielded a long list of options ranging from a $41.06 rental from CampusBookRentals to a used text for $88.98 from Half.com, to a $109.49 new book from Alibris.
The search for arts leaders is becoming obsessive.
"The BBC is unbelievably desperate in its search for arts programs if it has to resort to this gimmick".
And searching for art is no exception.
Searching for art to go along with Orlean's piece, I came across the Rin Tin Tin Collection, an archive in Riverside, California, made up of 13.5 cubic feet of photographs, scrap books, fan mail, and memorabilia documenting the life and career of the original Rin Tin Tin, and the four subsequent generations of movie-star German shepherds he spawned.
Searching for art and artists on Google has just been improved.
