The phrase "artistic maneuver" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a creative or skillful action taken in an artistic context, such as in visual arts, performance, or writing.
Example: "The dancer's artistic maneuver captivated the audience, showcasing her exceptional talent and creativity."
Alternatives: "creative tactic" or "artful strategy".
Exempt from personal participation in the worst excesses of Maoism, this generation, which includes China's best-known filmmakers, Chen Kaige and Zhang Yimou, as well as the artist Ai Weiwei, was the first to dare embrace the possibilities of artistic maneuver in China's unruly transition from the "struggle session" to the free market.
Orbital's goggles were a practical defense against fog machines in the club, the Knife's masks a provocative artistic maneuver, Zomby's a way of trolling, and Deadmau5's a step away from anonymity completely in favor of the spotlight.
But none of these artistic maneuvers would have ever been possible had it not been for Rudolph, 46, a Chicago native.
The talk examines how furtive planning and artistic tactics of appropriating items owned by the state and claiming state resources and spaces are maneuvered.
In contrast, nonutilitarian gymnastics is characterized by modern artistic gymnastics, the maneuvers of which are geared to beauty and not function.
Play "artistic billiards.
This seems a premise that demands a certain amount of artistic license but will there be room to maneuver, or will Visceral's effort emerge, like DICE's Battlefront, as a game that's palpably beholden to wider franchise priorities?
Modern "horse" work in artistic gymnastics has evolved to a point where there is no practical connection between gymnastic maneuvers on a horse and horsemanship.
Abandoning his enormous VHS camcorder for a smaller Hi8 after suffering a hernia due to the camera's weight, Sullivan begins to maneuver the 8mm camera in order to transform himself into the narrator of his own artistic documentation.
