"artistic groups" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to any kind of organization or loosely-formed gathering of people focused on artistic pursuits. For example, "The city hosts a variety of artistic groups, ranging from theatre companies to jazz bands."
It was opened May 27 on a limited basis, under the sponsorship of the Biennale of Contemporary Art, as an exhibition space for the work of 44 artists and artistic groups.
The government also supports the arts with the establishment of high schools of performing arts, paying salaries to artists, and permitting travel outside the country for artistic groups.
His chronic ill health also prevented him from being a joiner of artistic groups and cliques.
As the recession has cut into the British economy, artistic groups have begun to fill the void.
Since the CUNY board's action, he said, he has received an outpouring of support from peace groups, friends, and intellectual and artistic groups.
The concept of environmental theatre was taken to greater extremes by radical artistic groups such as Welfare State International, based in England, and the Bread and Puppet Theater, based in the United States.
The Taipei government recently named the street housing the company offices Cloud Gate Lane and pronounced the first day of their season, August 21, Cloud Gate Day - the first time such an honour has been bestowed on a living artist or artistic group.
A festival co-founder, Sarka Havlickova, also recommends the new piece from the artistic group Handa Gote Research and Development.
"There's always been this specific artistic group that's been able to thrive there".
"We will announce the season when our artistic group is comfortable with whatever it is they want to announce," he said.
Mr. Lamotte was at the center of an artistic group that grew larger after the fall of France in 1940, and accounts in several books say that Jean Gabin, Charlie Chaplin, Marlene Dietrich and others often gathered at the studio.
