The phrase "artistic education" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the process of learning and developing skills in the arts, such as visual arts, music, or performing arts.
Example: "Many students pursue artistic education to enhance their creativity and technical skills in their chosen art form."
Alternatives: "creative education" or "arts education".
Two years later, together with Asher B. Durand, John W. Casilear, and Thomas P. Rossiter, he went to Europe, where, in the tradition of artists of his generation, he received his artistic education by traveling, looking at pictures, and visiting leading artists in their studios.
In New York she became friends with the artist Richard Lindner, a fellow German ?gr?who took her artistic education in hand and, she later said, "showed me how to look".
In New York she became friends with the artist Richard Lindner, a fellow German émigré, who took her artistic education in hand and, she later said, "showed me how to look".
No documents have survived regarding Jacopo's artistic education.
She had an idyllic Edwardian childhood and an artistic education.
During his year there, he said, his artistic education really began.
He had little regular education or artistic training, but was working in oils by the time he moved to London in 1787.
The latter insists upon the preservation and transmission of a given culture, or more accurately, of recognizably ethno-national traits of the culture in its pure form, dedicating artistic creation, education and research to this goal.
The concert was followed with a gala dinner in Disney's BP Hall that raised $285,000 for the chorale's artistic and education programs.
The eighth annual Pacific Coast Wine Festival unfolded at the Island Hotel Newport Beach, attracting more than 300 guests and raising more than $200,000 for the Pacific Symphony's artistic and education programs.
The evening was capped by a glittering post-concert gala attended by more than 200 formally dressed guests that raised $275,000 for the Chorale's artistic and education programs.
