The phrase "artistic institution" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to an organization or establishment that supports or promotes art and creativity. Example: The university's art program has gained recognition for its collaborations with local artistic institutions.
Although by some definitions, an artist working reasonably removed from the artistic institution would be deemed an outsider artist, Larson prefers not to use the (often contested) term.
Outsider artists -- artists working outside and often without knowledge of the artistic institution -- are often praised for their raw talent, their innate urge to create and their authentic vision.
Sefolosha falls under the category of a self-taught artist -- one who creates art without training and apart from any artistic institution.
Originally, the term designated an artist making work outside the context of art history, removed from the artistic institution, apart from the dialogue and marketplace of contemporary art.
A new festival sets out to redefine an artistic institution.
"It was the first time I found myself without a permanent responsibility for an artistic institution since I was 17.
"Support for the small artistic institutions or the individual artist" is the "seed corn" for America's "strong cultural influence in the world," said Senator Phil Gramm, Republican of Texas.
If artistic institutions honestly want brave work, then they must do as artists do – overcome fear in order to say what others cannot and will not, whatever the cost.
Rotating shows displaying pieces from other French artistic institutions will follow.
While outreach and education projects are commonplace in artistic institutions, this was slightly different.
"It would be a Los Angeles solution from two Los Angeles artistic institutions, and it would be hugely important to us".
