The phrase "aesthetic generation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the creation or production of art, design, or visual content that emphasizes beauty or artistic value.
Example: "The aesthetic generation of digital art has transformed the way we perceive creativity in the modern age."
Alternatives: "artistic creation" or "visual generation".
They abjure the industrial aesthetic of that generation of theaters and the smug grandeur of many newer cultural centers.
Our course examines the political and aesthetic implications of Generation E.A., and the hot new vogue for all things mixed.
From the chunky, oversized, mannish trouser suits through cardigan dresses to a long scarlet coat, its hemline hoiked up by a kilt pin, these were clothes that were a perfect fit with the brand's aesthetic and new generation modernity.
MUSIC HALL OF WILLIAMSBURG 66 N. 6th St., Williamsburg, Brooklyn (718-486-5400) — SepThe20: The Feelies are a low-key but seminal alternative band whose frenetic, jangle-heavy guitars, jittery rhythms, and unabashedly geeky aesthetic inspired a generation of acolytes, from Yo La Tengo and Luna to Weezer and beyond.
Like his contemporary Callimachus, Theocritus was a learned poet who followed the aesthetic, developed a generation earlier by Philitas of Cos (LCL 508), of refashioning traditional literary forms in original ways through tightly organized and highly polished work on a small scale (thus the traditional generic title Idylls: "little forms").
The game's aesthetic influenced a generation of nascent Japanophiles, some of whom took their appreciation further than others and identified themselves as reincarnations of the spiky-haired characters.
The drummer Terri Lyne Carrington put out an album last year called "The Mosaic Project," with all female musicians and singers from different aesthetic areas and generations, swing and backbeats, melodic improvising and rapping, the whole thing loosely categorizable as jazz.
But there seem to have been extraliterary reasons, too, for the general retreat from aesthetic radicalism among Yu's generation.
By the fourth generation, "the aesthetic had taken over from the ascetic".
And one point that "Present/s" made clear was that Mr. Forsythe's style and aesthetic dominate a new generation of choreographers, much as Balanchine dominated a previous one.
