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Is it able to use such a word like 'work' concerning art? Or is there no way except 'peace of art'?

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Yes, you can certainly use 'work' to refer to the arts, for example 'I'm reading the works of Shakespeare', or 'This painting is a work by Picasso'. Note that this is an instance where we are using the word 'work' as a countable noun. 'Work' in the sense of employment is uncountable. 'Piece of art' (note the spelling of 'piece') can also be used, or 'artwork' to refer to a painting or drawing, for example.
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Sure. Here are some examples: "I like modern works of art." "The Mona Lisa is my favorite work of art." Does that answer your question?

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