The phrase "artistic modes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to different styles or methods of artistic expression in various forms of art, such as painting, music, or literature.
Example: "The exhibition showcased various artistic modes, highlighting the diversity of contemporary art."
Alternatives: "artistic styles" or "creative approaches".
"There were definitely accepted artistic modes in the South in the eighties," she recalled.
– involves an awkward collision of different artistic modes and entirely distinct planes of reality.
One is literal-minded fidelity to the organizing idea; the other is unimaginative pursuit of familiar artistic modes.
During the 1980s, Ms. Sillman said, "I had no strategy in a strategic decade," adding that her work did not fit the dominant artistic modes of the day.
It was designed to be flexible enough to accommodate all artistic modes of expression, with adaptable walls and lights and a raised stage suitable for performances.
Both artists seem to express as much ambivalence about their categories of identity (Jewish, gay) as they do about the generic artistic modes (Pop, Modernism, formalism) in which they find themselves working.
The greatest exponent of this artistic mode of riding was the Englishman Andrew Ducrow, who was Astley's manager during the last two decades of his life.
"When I read it, I thought, 'Maybe this is what I need to recharge my batteries.' " But as he acknowledged, "blissfully unpretentious" is not his default artistic mode.
On the other hand, neither the rise of streaming platforms nor the reinvigoration of repertory houses is an unalloyed virtue; no less than every artistic mode, every mode of distribution has its decadent forms.
It always just ended up looking as if it was done by me, the boring old googly-eyed doodler, trying to doodle his way into a different artistic mode.
Sharon Zukin argued that this amounted to an "artistic mode of production", which forced out the last vestiges of light industry in the city, paving the way for a post-Fordist economy of services, real estate and credit-based finance.
