The phrase "artistic note" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a comment or observation related to art or creativity, often in a context where artistic expression is being discussed.
Example: "In her critique, she included an artistic note about the use of color in the painting."
Alternatives: "creative remark" or "artistic observation".
Apparently, these Syrian deaths are not worthy of artistic note.
On an artistic note, to a writer contemplating an experiment in language, Riddley Walker has this message: "Look, that Russell Hoban guy made me work, right?
Other pioneering singer-songwriters of artistic note included John Prine, a homespun comic fabulist and storyteller from Illinois; Tom Waits, a Californian who acted the role of raspy-voiced hipster and latter-day beatnik saint; and Waits's female counterpart, Rickie Lee Jones, whose pop-jazz suites echoed Nyro's effusions.
And why does history afford a special place for the creatively incompetent, from poets like William McGonagall (the immortal versifier of "The Tay Bridge Disaster") to singers like Florence Foster Jenkins (whose inability to sing packed Carnegie Hall) and, more recently, the "American Idol" reject William Hung (whose inability to do anything of artistic note has turned him into a celebrity)?
It's specific, artistic notes.
I acknowledge the holidays with artistic notes, maybe an open house; certainly those wonderful family gatherings where we enjoy being together, sharing a good meal and watching our select few open their gifts.
As a result, Swihart was offered the opportunity to paint Zamperini as he saw fit: "Brad gave me complete artistic freedom," the artist notes.
A poet educated at Cooper Institute, she "possessed rare literary ability and artistic talent," noted the writer of a biographical sketch.
Jim Simpson, the Flea's co-founder and artistic director, noted that the Bats also get the chance to work with seasoned artists.
As Peter Martins, City Ballet's artistic director, noted onstage before the audience rose to sing "Happy Birthday," Balanchine would have been 96 on Saturday.
Kevin McKenzie, Ballet Theater's artistic director, noted in his welcoming remarks that the gala included excerpts from new works to be produced this season.
