The phrase "artistic dimension" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the creative aspects or qualities of a work of art, design, or performance.
Example: "The artist's latest installation adds a new artistic dimension to the conversation about urban space."
Alternatives: "creative aspect" or "aesthetic layer".
He founded an influential cultural arts program, Bread and Roses, which brought together artists and activists to publicize the cause of workers, and added an artistic dimension to union workers' lives beyond earning their "daily bread". Read background information on the interviewer and the interview, and listen to an audio excerpt.
As Mr. Luckett knows, an injury doesn't always allow a dancer to reach another artistic dimension.
"People talk about math as right or wrong, but it has an artistic dimension to the creative proofs," explained Strogatz.
In recognition of the artistic dimension of his work, Adrià was even invited to participate in the 2007 Documenta contemporary art exhibition in Kassel, Germany.
She also finds that leafless trees add artistic dimension, especially the curving branches and leathery pear-shaped fruit of red horse chestnut.
"And I'm not just talking about performers here, because very often people with musical responsibilities in administration have a much bigger artistic dimension than many performers".
Completed in 1975, Marcus Garvey is a good illustration of Logue's efforts to fuse architecture's social and artistic dimensions.
"Multimedia" is defined broadly here, encompassing artworks that involve multiple artistic dimensions, including songs and program music as well as dance and film.
PARIS — Ever since the Romantic poet and artist William Blake handpainted and bound his own books and sold them for a few shillings in the mid-18th century, artists around the world have been experimenting with bookmaking, overturning its narrative structure to explore new artistic dimensions.
Already a self-taught, disciplined creator who regularly spends days in her Bay Area studio, Tahara chose to pursue a certificate and finds that her studies allow her the luxury to explore other artistic dimensions such as drawing and collage in preparation for her final portfolio production.
The music here is always complemented by other artistic dimensions like performance, projection, and scenography.
