The phrase "artistic openness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a willingness to embrace diverse artistic expressions, styles, or ideas without restrictions.
Example: "The gallery promotes artistic openness by showcasing works from both established and emerging artists, encouraging a dialogue between different creative perspectives."
Alternatives: "creative receptiveness" or "artistic inclusivity".
The artistic openness of Mr. Healy and his band mates was more winning, ultimately, than Oasis's show of strength.
"We're trying to provide a safe environment for our clientele while keeping as much as possible of the artistic openness that's a central component of what we do".
Despite the indelible Nazi echoes, the two brothers managed rapidly to purify the festival, reverting to the artistic openness and progressivism that had characterised their mother's period in artistic charge.
"It speaks to his artistic openness and creativity that, after all this time and after all his achievements, he's still interested in how an audience might experience something anew and how it might be made afresh".
He said a film-maker like Mr Spielberg should be given free rein, and told his wife: "This Tintin will doubtless be different, but it will be a good Tintin".Such artistic openness is perhaps surprising, given where Hergé began his career.
In a meta-analyses of 24 studies, Larson, Rottinghaus, and Borgen (2002) found substantial relations both for men and women, artistic-openness, enterprising-extraversion, social-extraversion, investigative-openness, and social-agreeableness, with coefficients ranging from.19 to.48.
In the end, she found one from mainland China, one from Taiwan and one from Hong Kong, a coincidence, she said, but perhaps a reflection of greater artistic and individual openness in freer Taiwan and Hong Kong.
The brew of Mapplethorpe's artistic history, his personal openness, and then his openness about his medical condition has made him an icon of the age of AIDS — a rival to Rock Hudson as the most famous person to have had the disease.
"The piece attracted a lot of interest from directors who I think liked its openness, but artistic directors were wary".
"But it seemed to me that his willingness to read came first and foremost from pure generosity, kindness, and a seemingly nonchalant openness to artistic adventure.
The very qualities that make for a brilliant artistic director – artistic curiosity, openness, judgment, an understanding of how music is experienced over time – also lead to the best kind of ways forward in how and why more female compositional voices can be heard.
