The phrase "artistic object" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an item that is created with artistic intent, often in the context of art discussions or critiques.
Example: "The gallery showcased a variety of artistic objects, each reflecting the unique style of its creator."
Alternatives: "art piece" or "artwork".
Surrendering oneself to the spell of any mere artistic object always involves the risk of absurdity.
2. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Sometimes the notoriety of a disputed work exceeds its fame as an artistic object.
This may be an annoying development for people who value the unique artistic object, but such productions can be interesting and entertaining, if not always inspiring.
By Peter Schjeldahl June 4, 2016 Surrendering oneself to the spell of any mere artistic object always involves the risk of absurdity.
Creativity, the ability to make or otherwise bring into existence something new, whether a new solution to a problem, a new method or device, or a new artistic object or form.
This concern may come from a belief that the artistic object is imbued with some residue of its creator's psychic energy, much as sacred artifacts or Zen ink drawings are said to pack a spiritual charge.
In performing arts, body postures are both means for expressing an artist's intentions, and also artistic objects, appealing to the audience.
"There's enough stuff in the world," he says of churning out artistic objects.
Centuries after they were created, these are surely the two most renowned artistic objects in the world.
Taking nature beyond mere representation, the house turned reality into artistic objects — a process akin to the way that couture inspirations morph into high fashion.
Most cultures have made bells into artistic objects, with respect to shape, material, and ornamentation, and both Eastern and Western religions have incorporated symbolic motifs in the ornamentation of bells.
