The phrase "an array of artistic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a diverse or varied collection of artistic works, styles, or expressions.
Example: "The gallery featured an array of artistic styles, from classical paintings to modern sculptures."
Alternatives: "a variety of artistic" or "a range of artistic".
Working in an array of artistic media including photography, video, sculpture, classical music and the spoken word, transgender artists are sharing their stories and experiences, their trauma and hope, their pasts and futures -- on their own terms.
Painting thangkas is simply one component of an array of artistic skills among monks, Dr. Stevenson said.
He was determined, said his mother, Sally Regenhard, to follow his father into the elite branch of the armed forces, despite a 146 IQ and an array of artistic talents.
Right now, the store is dominated by three things: a circular tower of wooden shelves selling an array of artistic and unusual books, including a manual on 10 years in Sardinia, the Marrases' actual and spiritual home.
The video uses the simplistic theme of predominantly focusing on Rihanna frolicking on a hillside with life size flowers placed near her with an array of artistic sceneries and props.
His house is filled with folios by an array of his artistic influences: Winslow Homer, Louis Agassiz Fuertes, Albertus Seba, Hiroshige, Hokusai, Maurice Sendak.
This huge city, now largely destroyed, once housed 100,000 persons and produced a spectacular array of artistic works: gold jewelry, feather mantles, great textiles, and considerable work in wood and clay.
Browse the store's independent publisher section or graphic novel selection to find a wide array of artistic and writing styles.
The fire-breathing video above from GoPro captures a scorching scene with an array of cameras in an almost artistic fashion has to be one the most intense and coolest things we've ever seen!
He assimilated this encyclopaedic array of artistic expressions and transformed them into a brilliantly unified whole that gave new grandeur and new energy to his narratives and a new sense of direction to art in Tuscany from 1260 onward.
