The phrase "artistic hub" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a place or community that is a center for artistic activity, creativity, or collaboration.
Example: "The city has become an artistic hub, attracting painters, musicians, and writers from around the world."
Alternatives: "creative center" or "cultural hotspot".
The Jewish quarter in Old Damascus has in recent years emerged as something of an artistic hub, with artists creating studios in many of the dilapidated buildings.
In April, the £25m Home will open its doors, giving Manchester the largest multidisciplinary artistic hub outside of London.
You had only to look around, onstage and in the audience, to understand what a vital artistic hub this theater has been, and for how long.
5 p.m. 1) MODERN-DAY ARTIFACTS Punctuated by temples hidden behind ornately carved archways and petal-filled lanes, Ubud is Bali's artistic hub.
Now, Mr. Richtsfeld dreams of making the Nymphenburg area an artistic hub, and he plans to open a store in August in the city's center.
The Hong Kong government is putting $2.8 billion into an area called West Kowloon that they want to be the artistic hub of Asia.
Red Bull House of Art's residency program also offers artists a luxury that is often too decadent to be found in other artistic hubs: space.
In the Centro neighbourhood, there are many beautiful but neglected buildings that have become creative and artistic hubs in the past few years.
Now he believes it is time to bring the world to St . Petersburg to make the city one of the world's artistic hubs.
It didn't look like much, but the blocklong building at 404 East 14th Street in New York's East Village was one of the most vibrant artistic hubs in the city during the 1960s.
Travis Elborough, author of Wish You Were Here: England on Sea, a history of English seaside towns, says: "The northern resorts have trailed behind those in the south, which have relaunched themselves as artistic hubs.
