'artistic circle' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a group of people who share an interest in the arts, such as painters, visual artists, sculptors, musicians, or writers. For example, "The local artistic circle meets each weekend to discuss new works and techniques."
He then immersed himself with the New York School, an artistic circle of poets, artists and musicians that were characterized by their lightness, sharp humor and cosmopolitan sensibility.
Yet while images of women often dominate pre-Raphaelite paintings, the wider artistic circle was also full of creative women too – and these female artists form a significant descant to the new exhibition.
The wire works continue with reductive yet recognisable portraits of his artistic circle.
Huysmans, and Stéphane Mallarmé, to whom he was introduced in 1891 and whose artistic circle he came to frequent regularly.
When many old friends remained aloof, Mrs. Piozzi drew around her a new artistic circle, including the actress Sarah Siddons.
There can never have been an artistic circle where mockery, spite and deliberately wounding words were more prevalent".
Unlike in traditional artistic circles, artists online must promote their work to everyone rather than just a select few.
While the ideas contained in such Greek and Latin texts no doubt became familiar in artistic circles, most contemporary artists would not have been able to read them in the original.
Prominent in Roman intellectual and artistic circles, he influenced many emerging artists from Europe and the United States.
"I think we will see more interdisciplinary shows and artists who don't neatly into categories or certain artistic circles.
Druon, now an establishment figure, immediately caused outrage in intellectual and artistic circles by announcing he was not going to subsidise artists with subversive intentions - "with a begging bowl in one hand and a Molotov cocktail in the other".
