The phrase "artistic ambience" is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used to describe an atmosphere or environment which is marked by creative, cultural, and aesthetic considerations. For example, you could say, "The museum had an artistic ambience, showcasing famous works of art from around the world."
As a photographer and filmmaker, she loved the area's artistic ambience.
The light, sophisticated front of the building fit right in with the artistic ambience of West 57th, with Carnegie Hall, which was completed in 1891 at Seventh Avenue, and the 1892 Art Students League building across the street.
Is it the city's quaint, old-fashioned charm, its artistic ambience, or its beautiful beaches and canyons?
The mélange of guests at the October gallery opening provided an unprecedented artistic, cultural, and intellectual ambience in sleepy Sumner, and the event marked a success for Princeton in the nation's service – at the village level.
"The ambience of the place is very artistic," Mr. Hodgson said.
"He creates an experience for his customers, an ambience," Howard Meyer, Axial's founder and artistic director, said of Mr. Mautone.
With its artistic vibe and slightly crumbling feel, Valparaíso has an ambience akin to a smaller, seaside, Latin version of Berlin.
But it retained a pull on the city's artistic class for another few years, and kept its louche ambience for decades.
Between the electro-pop of Chris & Cosey, the spooky ambience of Carter Tutti or their continuing aural experiments under their mysterious 'CTI' moniker, these two epitomize artistic overachievement and we salute and thank them for it.
People whom I've showed it to talk about the "Mad Men" ambience of the poster, but the image reminds me instead of the heyday of modernism, when Gotham was the artistic center of the universe.
