The phrase "aesthetic art" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe art that is primarily focused on beauty and visual appeal rather than functional or practical purposes.
Example: "The gallery showcased a variety of aesthetic art pieces that captivated the audience with their beauty and intricate designs."
Alternatives: "visual art" or "art of beauty".
Did Generation L despair of Generation M? With their steam locomotion and weird-looking bustles and aesthetic art?
Bronzino was later influenced by the teachings of the Counter-Reformation, adopting a more modest narrative style, but his underlying aesthetic art remained a sense of maniera.
He was certainly no decadent and is rather a different decorative kettle of fish from the "aesthetic" art nouveau designers of France and Belgium.
When I say this art does not necessarily thrill me, I am speaking with a formalist, aesthetic art critic's hat on (plenty of absurdity there for commenters to expand on).
Aesthetic art, by contrast to science, constitutes an experience.
A lot of net art there is some really amazing net art but a lot of the new aesthetic art, granted it's very beautiful and fun and stimulating, but I think a lot of it just shows this new aesthetic, and doesn't really comment on it.
Roger's considered view of the painting, looking at it from aesthetic, art-historical, interior-design, and psychological points of view, was that it had cost forty-seven thousand pounds, plus V.A.T. Leaving out the furnishings but including architects', surveyors', and builders' fees, the work on the Younts' house had cost about six hundred and fifty thousand pounds.
But all of these derive from the same goal – to push the state of the art at the time, whether it be the hard electronic and mechanical arts or the "soft" liberal and aesthetic arts.
This past year our studio has been filled with oceanographers, marine biologists, people building research submarines here at the studio, and that's so far off the grid from aesthetic art-making, and the idea of making something designed to be viewed by someone in a room.
What we need to revive is an anti-aesthetic art, one that aims not to be beautiful, or to be sublime ("the almost-too-much"), but to be monstrous ("the absolutely-too-much").
The town centre is steeped in that great Disney aesthetic: the art of deception.
