The phrase "artistic critique" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an evaluation or analysis of an artwork, performance, or creative work.
Example: "The gallery hosted a panel discussion where experts provided their artistic critique of the latest exhibition."
Alternatives: "artistic evaluation" or "artistic analysis".
Heman Chong Blacked out business cards, performances and business transactions are marshalled in Chong's artistic critique of capitalism.
However, when art is accused of perpetuating violence, sexism, or racism, it has strayed beyond artistic critique and into the realm of political argument.
Is the Hiddleswift romance really just one elaborate, artistic critique of celebrity culture and voyeurism?
That crosses a line, once again, from artistic critique to snobbery.
Roberts intended his comments as typical of scientific experimentation, rather than artistic critique; still, Pei was frustrated.
Heintz has a mannequin family, although hers is an artistic critique of outdated societal expectations about women.
However, Dvorský feels a connection with how the Czech surrealists and other eastern European artists operated clandestinely, circulating their artistic critiques of the regime as samizdat.
Artistic critiques of business are sometimes precise and well-targeted, as in Lucy Prebble's play "Enron".
Moreover, even though Russian media are dominated by state-controlled discourse, our research shows that this discourse does not fully saturate society — as is evident in domestic social media, journalistic and artistic critiques.
The notion that the shopping mall is an environment of insidious control and dangerous distraction has inspired many artistic critiques, from Walter Benjamin's "The Arcades Project" to Dan Graham's video "Death by Chocolate: West Edmonton Shopping Mall". Works about architecture, globalism and dystopia by Andreas Gursky, Sarah Morris and the sisters Jane and Louise Wilson, also come to mind.
Have artist critique night.
