The phrase "artistic inventiveness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe creativity and originality in artistic expression or creation.
Example: "The artist's work is a testament to her artistic inventiveness, showcasing unique styles and innovative techniques."
Alternatives: "creative originality" or "artistic creativity".
Here is a once in a lifetime chance to see the works of the great French artist from the most radical years of his career, when his genius and artistic inventiveness were both an inspiration and a challenge to the young Spanish upstart, Pablo Picasso.
Brown vividly evokes the thrills and struggles inherent to true liberation, and describes the courage requisite to artistic inventiveness.
In a column published in the August issue of Paper, she called for New Yorkers to stay in town and make their feelings known with fashion and other forms of artistic inventiveness.
Perrier's description of its street art programme, which includes special bottle designs, drowns in its own hyperbole: Once again, Perrier, the legendary natural sparkling mineral water, adopts a bold artistic inventiveness that will impress even the most blasé!
What is important is the human, artistic inventiveness of these books.
Supposedly in the vanguard of the new Britain, the report concedes that "the view of the UK as a hub of artistic creation and inventiveness had not really gained much currency".
But then, these same lifesaving social instincts didn't readily lend themselves to exploration, artistic expression, romance, inventiveness and experimentation — the other human drives that make for a vibrant civilization.
Earlier theories of humour, including even those of Bergson and Freud, treated it as an isolated phenomenon, without attempting to throw light on the intimate connections between the comic and the tragic, between laughter and crying, between artistic inspiration, comic inventiveness, and scientific discovery.
If we measure artistic greatness by formal inventiveness, Picasso is the more formidable genius, running ahead of Matisse at every juncture after 1907.
I called attention to its absence recently in an IndieWire survey; now I've seen it, and can affirm that, on the basis of artistic quality, audacity, and inventiveness, the absence of this movie Varda's fourth feature is all the more regrettable.
The show has been staged by Charlotte Moore, the Irish Rep's artistic director, who brought charming inventiveness to its pocket-sized "Finian's Rainbow" five years ago.
