The phrase "artistic occupation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a profession or activity that involves creativity and artistic expression.
Example: "She has always dreamed of pursuing an artistic occupation, such as painting or sculpture."
Alternatives: "creative profession" or "artistic career".
What the Sultan's Elephant represents is nothing less than an artistic occupation of the city and a reclamation of the streets for the people.
Below, Laura discusses the socio-political importance of artistic occupation in Sao Paulo spaces from busy streets in poor neighborhoods to abandoned buildings that shelter the impoverished and how Mamba is endeavoring to bring art to, and raise awareness of, the marginalized communities inhabiting them. MacEagon Voyce.
Mayan textiles were a highly artistic occupation and the textiles created were often used as gifts and tributes to both the royalty and the Gods.
We assessed each area's walkability according to Walkscore.com; the number of neighborhood coffee shops per capita (with a little help from NPD Group's report); the assortment of local food trucks (and their ranking according to Zagat's); the number and frequency of farmers markets; the number of locally owned bars and restaurants; and the percentage of residents who work in artistic occupations.
We assessed each area's walkability according to Walkscore.com; the number of neighborhood coffee shops per capita (with some help from NPD Group's report); the assortment of local food trucks (and their ranking according to Zagat's); the number and frequency of farmers markets; the selection of locally owned bars and restaurants; and the percentage of residents who work in artistic occupations.
Steiner and Schneider defined artists for the purpose of this study as those whose primary occupation is artistic.
Instead, we found conventional occupations have significantly lower score those other occupations except artistic one as shown in Table 6.
Somehow, the mid-13th-century Mongol invasion followed by devastation and 200 years of occupation did not stop artistic creation.
The general consensus is that World War Two, and the Nazi occupation of Paris destroyed the artistic community, although writer cites a theory of conservative Jean Clair, director of the Picasso Museum, that it began in the twenties.
