The phrase "artistic assessment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when evaluating or analyzing an artwork, performance, or creative work in terms of its artistic qualities or merits.
Example: "The jury conducted an artistic assessment of the submitted pieces to determine which would be featured in the exhibition."
Alternatives: "creative evaluation" or "artistic evaluation".
Last week, Lyn Gardner laid out a considerable, bleak set of misgivings about Arts Council England's newly announced artistic assessment panels.
The forthcoming artistic assessment panel won't be "self-selected" either; they'll be employed by the Arts Council which, if the pilot scheme is anything to go by, now has a reassuringly sharp idea of what it's doing.
Plans for it be financed with private-sector funds, in an effort led by the businessman Frank Johansen, irk some detractors, who want an independent artistic assessment as a buffer to money dictating art.
Ms. Chalif agreed with Mr. Scholl's artistic assessment, and several of the information panels written by her and her staff compare Mr. Fullerton to other photographers and painters of his era.
This is far more common than you might suspect, despite many film critics insisting they aren't influenced by anything except their artistic assessment of a film.
This paper deals with the vulnerability assessment of artistic assets, aiming at exploiting the potential of specifically designed seismic-isolation strategy to mitigate their seismic risk.
That's her style — equal parts artistic confidence, ambition and market assessment, all inflected by a streak of willfulness.
That's the kind of assessment that would make the artistic triumvirate smile.
It involves three broad areas of assessment: physical quality, interpretative quality and artistic quality.
review A professional critic's assessment of a service, product, performance, or artistic or literary work.
Review: A professional critic's assessment of a service, product, performance, or artistic or literary work.
