artmobile

American  

[ahrt-muh-beel] / ˈɑrt məˌbil /

noun

1. a truck trailer outfitted to transport and exhibit works of art in areas without access to museums.

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Etymology

Origin of artmobile

First recorded in 1965–70; art ¹ + -mobile

Example Sentences

People don’t have to be artists, architects or engineers to use the lessons from the Artmobile exhibitions.

From Washington Times

The Artmobile travels anywhere people want to see and learn about art, she said.

From Washington Times

“Art and Architecture: Metaphors in Space” is the Artmobile’s current exhibition traveling the state.

From Washington Times

The Cottonwood fourth-graders split the session between the Artmobile’s exhibition and talking about engineering with Teddi Freedman, the K-14 project coordinator for the University of Wyoming’s College of Engineering and Applied Science.

From Washington Times

The Artmobile lessons can also delve into subjects ranging from math and philosophy to literature and history.

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