The phrase "artistic opinion" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing someone's personal viewpoint or interpretation of a work of art or creative expression. Example 1: The art critic's review was heavily influenced by her personal artistic opinion and seemed to overlook some of the technical flaws in the painting. Example 2: While some may view the film as emotionally moving, others may have a different artistic opinion and criticize its lack of originality.
A demigod in the mid-19th century who dictated artistic opinion in England, he is still an object of veneration, and thus the play is causing consternation among devotees loath to see the details of his unhappy marriage revealed.
Public and artistic opinion of the new pieces was, and remains, mixed.
If it doesn't change, you've put your artistic opinion ahead of your visitor's needs.
For many years I had to please others, moulding myself to their artistic opinions, but I feel truly free on stage now.
Richard A. Epstein, a law professor from the University of Chicago, said that while the ruling was one of Justice Brennan's "most powerful and artistic opinions," the holding was probably wrong, a misguided effort by the Federal judiciary to "micromanage" decisions best left to the political system.
They explained the differences between their advertising methods and Madonna's artistic opinions in the video.
"But ultimately when I gave it a bit more thought and I started talking to different friends in my community, and just like other artistic opinions and gay opinions about this particular character, that it would be interesting if he was never going to be in a long-term relationship, if that was never something that he was even looking for.
To borrow the terms from figure skating, it's the artistic impression of the ruling that may influence public opinion more than its technical merits.
"I came up with a way to show pieces of the original work, but present it not just in a side-by-side scientific way, but something that is more artistic". "My opinion might be biased, but I feel visually it challenges the attention of a viewer in a different way," says Krussia of the music video.
Even if you disagree with someone, or are questioning their artistic or other opinion and style, be polite about it.
Either way, Ms. Losier's entranced gaze leaves no room for questioning artistic merit — though the opinion of the record producer Rick Rubin, whose money probably inadvertently helped finance this gender-bending enterprise, would have been well worth soliciting.
