The phrase "artistic ethics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the moral principles and values that guide artistic practices and decisions.
Example: "The debate surrounding artistic ethics often centers on the responsibilities of artists to their subjects and audiences."
Alternatives: "creative ethics" or "aesthetic ethics".
As a courageous maid she is the spine of "The Help" and has brought her natural elegance and artistic ethic to the season.
Instead he works with freelance dancers or members of other companies: in the first two seasons his use of stars from City Ballet, the Royal Ballet, the Bolshoi and other companies prompted some critics to dismiss the troupe as a pickup company, with no permanent home or artistic ethic of its own.
They do not, as a rule, measure creativity, music and artistic ability, ethics, human relationships or independent thinking.
The anthology brings together select pieces on such diverse issues as aesthetics and artistic craft, ethics and criticism, movements and institutions, and ideologies and reflections.
The Communist state demonstrated (and used) force and dictated the rights and wrongs in ideology, ethics, artistic tastes, and moral values.
In this course students will examine the research methods, artistic craft, and ethics of these rich, genre-bending works and then create documentary fictions of their own.
No other artist so pertinaciously worked — and lived, as a prodigious lover of women — according to Surrealist artistic principles and anarchistic ethics.
Via award-winning series like Op-Docs, The Times offers documentaries, most under 15 minutes, that touch on issues like race and gender identity; technology and society; civil rights; criminal justice; ethics; and artistic and scientific exploration.
Use Op-Docs, The Times's short documentary series (most under 15 minutes), that touches on issues like race and gender identity, technology and society, civil rights, criminal justice, ethics, and artistic and scientific exploration — issues that both matter to teenagers and complement classroom content.
