The phrase "artistic entities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to various forms of art, artists, or organizations involved in the arts.
Example: "The exhibition showcased a diverse range of artistic entities, from individual painters to collaborative art collectives."
Alternatives: "creative organizations" or "artistic groups".
"We are eager that they not be perceived simply as a kind of community-outreach audience access point but as significant artistic entities in their own right," she said.
The project is a collaboration between French artistic entities Théoriz Crew and BKYC.
Carmean recently spoke to us in detail about the the development of the project, describing the "perfect marriage" of technological and artistic entities that made this project such a success.
Ballet has taken sufficient root in our culture that "Swan Lake" has over the years become a well-known artistic entity.
Alex Knopp, the former mayor and a long-time supporter of the symphony, said that the symphony was "the most important regional artistic entity in the city" and that "It deserves strong financial support from the city".
Now, cynical movie-watchers are used to product placement, but I think this is the very first example of a corporate movie product subliminally advertising itself -- actually sneaking commercially crafted brand images into what is supposedly a stand-alone artistic entity.
As for web sites, at times it seems as if every commercial and artistic entity has created a web page to tout its wares or achievements.
Now... came complete integration of song, humor and production numbers into a single and inextricable artistic entity".
Sensing the possibility of losing an extremely lucrative artistic entity, Metallica's management team (an organization called Q Prime) put Metallica in touch with Towle, a former gang counselor in Chicago who worked with the St . LouisRams during their 2000 Super Bowl run and had unsuccessfully tried to save another of Q Prime's clients (the political rap-metal group Rage Against the Machine).
These include historic buildings and monuments, archaeological sites and finds, works of art (paintings, frescoes, sculptures, decorative items, etc)., manuscripts, music score manuscripts, photographs or photographic negatives, films, and other entities of artistic, historical, or archaeological importance.
Also at issue is the Met's lingering concern over the expanding artistic authority of the separate entity called Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts Inc., which was originally established as a coordinating body and not as a presenter of performing arts in its own right.
