The phrase "artistic forces" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the creative influences or powers that drive artistic expression or movements.
Example: "The artistic forces behind the Renaissance were a blend of innovation, humanism, and a renewed interest in classical antiquity."
Alternatives: "creative energies" or "artistic influences".
We are disappointed that he will not be staying to lead the artistic forces through this particularly challenging period".
Defiant, satirical and full of energy, these works embody the new artistic forces that Mr Enwezor is bringing to the world's biggest art exhibition.Correction: The original version of this story rearranged the order of Kerry James Marshall's first names.
By the same token, he said, "It's important, and Jimmy would be the first to agree, to be thinking about how to maintain the quality of the artistic forces here and to think about the future as well".
"Deep in the Shed" is a product of that organization's artistic forces: Mr. Roberts started working with Wynton Marsalis's groups in 1985 and shortly thereafter became one of the first important pianists in the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra.
The following artistic forces have contributed immensely to the growing transgender presence in the art world and thus in the greater cultural consciousness.
The show set numerous world records, proving that if you aren't familiar with Africa's leading artistic forces, you best take note.
The surprise is that worry-proof conservatism can generate real artistic force.
René Blum, however, was not a Promethean artistic force as Diaghilev had been.
"I don't take anything away from his artistic force," he said.
Butler is the dominant artistic force in the movie version of "Lemonade".
Organized by Janet Phelps, an independent curator, it teeters between a mess and an amazing show of artistic force.
