The phrase "a range of mediums" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various types or forms of artistic expression, materials, or methods.
Example: "The exhibition features a range of mediums, including painting, sculpture, and digital art."
Alternatives: "a variety of mediums" or "multiple mediums".
Mr. Ellis works in a range of mediums, including large sculpture, ceramic ware and printmaking.
To articulate my ideas, I take advantage of a range of mediums: gouache, digital prints, video, serigraphy, and performance.
"Unmonumental," its inaugural exhibition in its new building, explored recent developments in collage and assemblage, while "After Nature" plunged into a range of mediums in pursuit of a humanistic theme.
A pioneering director of live television drama in the 1950s and a Broadway powerhouse in the 1960s, Mr. Penn developed an intimate, spontaneous and physically oriented method of directing actors that allowed their work to register across a range of mediums.
In its short tenure, the museum has managed to produce ambitious shows like "La Carte d'Après Nature," including a range of mediums, guest-curated by the German artist Thomas Demand, which was voted among the best exhibitions of 2010 in Artforum magazine.
The New York Museum of Modern Art describes its exhibit, which runs through Jan . 22 as bringing together projects by architects, designers and artists, working in a range of mediums and scales to respond to the complex circumstances brought about by forced displacement.
Live-cell based bioluminescence assays determined that the SalR, a LysR-type transcriptional regulator (LTTR), functioned in a range of medium pH conditions.
Al Raha Beach, an area of Khalifa City, has a range of medium to high-end apartments, plus access to private beaches.
Implications and future directions This work suggests that valproic acid targets phosphoinositide signalling in a manner that is independent of cellular inositol signalling, and that a range of medium chain fatty acids might provide more effective seizure control treatments.
Attieh and colleagues (1995) found a range of medium to very high TMT activities in shoots of B. napus (100 250 nmol day−1 g−1 fresh mass), B. juncea (250 500), B. rapa (500 1000) and B. oleracea (>2000).
Furthermore, CHAP was successfully implemented in all 20 randomly selected communities, suggesting that the programme's components, tools, and processes were feasible and acceptable to diverse organisations, healthcare providers, and older adults across a range of medium sized communities.
