The phrase "artistic job" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a job or occupation that involves creativity and skill in the arts, such as painting, sculpting, or performing. Example: "After completing her degree in fine arts, Sarah pursued an artistic job as a freelance illustrator, creating illustrations for magazines and children's books."
Now they are helping with a more artistic job: creating vast photographic panoramas with ordinary cameras.
While admiring of the matzoh-makers, Thurber and Allen lamented the rise of the industrialization of the bread of affliction: In the early centuries, the perforation of matzoth was an artistic job.
Feldman's position is new, combining the artistic job with the business-side role of executive director.
Artistic jobs rely on affective thinking, while Investigative and Enterprising jobs ask for rational thinking.
On the contrary, Artistic jobs require incumbents to express feelings and emotions through various means such as singing, dancing or writing.
However, competition for most artistic jobs is and will remain intense as there are really a lot of artistic talents out there.
The Department offers a BS double major with the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering to prepare students for technical careers related to computer science including consulting, programming, financial, scientific, and artistic jobs.
PF: It certainly has been something I've been interested in doing [she was interviewed for the artistic director job at the Almeida Theatre, which eventually went to Rupert Goold].
Away from the more secure associate and artistic director jobs, most freelance theatre directors are semi-professional, but we just don't talk about it.
He says he'd be unlikely to return to the "compromise" of another artistic-director job, even if one were offered; anyway, he's more than occupied.
Job: Artistic director of the Tricycle theatre in Kilburn, London, since May 2012.
