The phrase "aesthetic center" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a focal point or hub of beauty or artistic expression in a particular context, such as design, art, or architecture.
Example: "The new art gallery serves as an aesthetic center for the community, showcasing local artists and their work."
Alternatives: "artistic hub" or "beauty focal point".
The odd man out here was Mr. Potter, who generally works closer to the aesthetic center of jazz.
A strong, intelligently booked day of jazz that reconciles the music's aesthetic center with some of its semi-wild strains.
Mostly that the aesthetic center of the music has broadened and loosened, yielding to many different strategies of rhythm, harmony and texture.
Still, the aesthetic center of gravity remains pretty conservative, and many of the most provocative sculptors of the post-World War II period — John Chamberlain, Jeff Koons and Franz West to mention three — are absent.
Since the emergence of the quartet, which released its first album on Verve in 2002, jazz's aesthetic center has moved perceptibly: away from the hotshot soloist and toward a more collectivist, band-driven ideal.
(Chinen) ★ Albert (Tootie) Heath, Ethan Iverson, Ben Street (Tuesday through Sept. 1) Mr. Heath is a jazz drummer of far-reaching experience — he was born in 1935, the youngest of the Heath Brothers, and has worked near the music's aesthetic center for some 60 years — and he presides as a resident sage in this trio.
Part of selling that effortlessly beautiful aesthetic centers on marketing a narrow product line, one that's focused on skin care products; a handful of lipsticks, cream cheek colors, and eyebrow mascaras; and well as a single fragrance called "You" that comes in both liquid and solid form.
(see Dickie 2001, and S. Davies 2006, p. 37) Finally, more radical doubts about aesthetic definitions center on the intelligibility and usefulness of the aesthetic.
Her aesthetic project centers on more intimate transformations: "This is a mother-daughter story," she writes in the new novel.
In an art world given to changing styles and continually updated aesthetic agendas centering on abstraction, Mr. Baskin remained steadfast in his belief in the superiority of figurative art and the importance of mortality as a theme.
They seem to either be casual in aesthetic and centered around a utilitarian design, or straight off the runway and built more for show than function.
