The phrase "aesthetic relevance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance or significance of aesthetic qualities in a particular context, such as art, design, or literature.
Example: "The artist's work demonstrates a strong aesthetic relevance, drawing the viewer's attention to the interplay of color and form."
Alternatives: "visual significance" or "artistic importance".
Skin is also of aesthetic relevance.
The volume provides students and professionals with much-needed guidance on technique and style, while affirming for all readers the cultural, political, and aesthetic relevance of translation.
To do this, I need to both provide a context for these ideas (What Steven Johnson calls "the long view" perspective), as well as communicate this context with aesthetic relevance.. To this end, my shorts are really movie trailers for ideas.
Engineering heritage refers to a broad variety of items of social, economic, aesthetic or historic relevance, including roads, dams, buildings and supply networks.
The games, Ms. Antonelli wrote, would be selected according to the same criteria the museum uses for other collections, including "historical and cultural relevance, aesthetic expression, functional and structural soundness, innovative approaches to technology and behavior, and a successful synthesis of materials and techniques".
Increasingly, they seem to be aimed at a generic public that they assume can be entertained with a semblance of meaning, relevance and aesthetic experience.
Buchanan effectively argues against the marginalization of music as aesthetic frill of little relevance by demonstrating its centrality, potential and actual, to social and political life". "The book offers a fascinating, comprehensive, and informed account of music and nation buildong in the context of the intense sociopolitical changes that took place in Bulgaria...
6. Relevance is relevant.
In a biocentric ethical theory, all living beings have moral relevance; moral and aesthetic issues are then closely related.
Most of it is fugitive, but here and there in high-level journalism, in television, in the cinema, in commercial fiction, in westerns and detective stories, and in plain, expository prose some writing, almost by accident, achieves an aesthetic satisfaction, a depth and relevance that entitle it to stand with other examples of the art of literature.
Viewers of the documentary proper who might be anticipating the excavation of the artists' aesthetic considerations and the artworks' relevance within the greater art world are likely to be disappointed (the greatest insights into the art itself can be found in the DVD's Special Features).
