The phrase "artistic instruments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to tools or devices that are used in the creation of art, such as brushes, musical instruments, or any other medium that facilitates artistic expression.
Example: "The gallery showcased a variety of artistic instruments, including paintbrushes, sculpting tools, and musical instruments."
Alternatives: "creative tools" or "art tools".
They paint the character on their artistic instrument, that is their bodies, voices, gestures and mannerisms, employing nuance and style to (this word used here in its literal meaning) literally invent a new human being before our very eyes.
"Body Conscious" beautifully aligns subject and medium, making a compelling argument that no artistic instrument can quite convey the fluctuating nature and physical allure of the physical form quite like similarly agile and tactile fibers can.
Apparently, Marla started using symbolism as an artistic instrument, after she discovered that we all have the same backgrounds – a collective subconscious which we all hail from but which is filtered through our individual personalities.
A senior BBC manager wrote,: Except when a Barbirolli or a Kletzki has been in charge for a few days, the Orchestra is inferior, as an artistic instrument, to the Hallé or Philharmonia... [Sargent] is indifferent to the morale and welfare of the Orchestra and to the individual temperaments of his players as artists or as human beings.
With this relation (and confusion) between artistic creations and instruments of communication or objets d'art must be connected the problem of natural beauty.
The Mariinsky orchestra, an ensemble that passes on traditions, artistic identity and even instruments from generation to generation, has formed a bond with Mr. Gergiev.
The bulges that typify the profile of the Baroque oboe and recorder are at once utilitarian (they reinforce the joints of the instruments) and artistic.
The Tunnel Number Five concert, of which the final show was held on Saturday night, sought to treat the tunnel as another instrument – what artistic director Ann Norman called a "perfect concert hall".
Daniel Stepner, the artistic director, conducts the period-instrument ensemble.
