The phrase "artistic future" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing potential developments or aspirations in the field of art or creativity.
Example: "As an emerging artist, I often think about my artistic future and the impact I hope to make in the art world."
Alternatives: "creative future" or "artistic prospects".
What early works may offer is the explosive inauguration of an original world, of an artist's temperament, an explosion that creates a clearing within which that artist, and others, can advance a way forward, into an artistic future.
Like all museum trustees, the Whitney's are responsible for supporting the museum's mission and ensuring its financial and artistic future.
Like nearly everyone else, I think that the artistic future of American movies lies with the specialty divisions and the independents.
With its varied settings, its political chapters and its carefully delineated class distinctions, The Kellys and the O'Kellys constitutes a blueprint for his artistic future.
Like the emigrant luxury tradesmen who became the first Hollywood moguls, he understood that the artistic future belonged to images of overt eroticism.
And now, as a result, Dave is playing the Hollywood game in vain, glued to his cell phone, chasing down his agent, awaiting the phone call in which his artistic future hangs in the balance.
Though the Millennium Project is open for both scientific futures research and artistic futures studies, the quality issues are met especially in its Delphi related activities.
She lives in Kurztown, Pennsylvania, and she and her husband have been "getting involved with the local literate, artistic, future-thinking community".
She lives in Kutztown, Pennsylvania, and she and her husband have been "getting involved with the local literate, artistic, future-thinking community".
The two works contrasted and complemented each other as duel statements on Chinese culture by Chinese artists of different eras, and offered a suggestion of the future artistic trajectory of the company.
Mr. Morrice's experience with Graham's aesthetic and dance vocabulary also affected his policies as a future artistic director.
