"artistic phenomenon" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to something that is related to art and has an influential or remarkable characteristic, for example: "The resurgence of traditional folk music in the last decade was an artistic phenomenon that captured the hearts of listeners all over the world".
OVER the summer, the New York artist Zoë Sheehan Saldaña took part in a new artistic phenomenon known as "shop-dropping," or "reverse shoplifting".
It's easy to mistake a movie's popularity for an artistic phenomenon rather than a sociological one.
It was as visually stunning as it was sociologically revealing, a combination that made The Americans an unrivaled artistic phenomenon.
DECADES from now it will be said that in the late 20th century the world saw an odd and wonderful artistic phenomenon.
This course focuses on the history of the artistic phenomenon of abstract expressionism in the United States, Europe, Latin America and Japan.
If the Guggenheim show expands upon an outré artistic phenomenon, the Museum of Modern Art broadens one of American art's great genesis myths with "Abstract Expressionist New York," which opens Oct. 3.
With the exception of the odd bankable figure — Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring — the New York art world has never got its institutional minds and commercial appetites around the abundance of renegade artistic phenomena from an epoch that feels ever more significant.
With the exception of the odd bankable figure Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring—the New York art world has never got its institutional minds and commercial appetites around the abundance ofigure Jean-Michelc phenomena from an epoch that feels ever more significant.
The Computing in the Arts minor offers students opportunities to use computers to realize works of art, to study the perception of artistic phenomena, and to think about new, computer-influenced paradigms and metaphors for the experiences of making and appreciating art.
This can be seen by the solemn processions and other artistic phenomena in churches.
The subjection of artistic phenomena to universal rules and principles, the quest for system is expressed, for example, in the title of Charles Batteaux's main work, The Fine Arts Reduced to a Single Principle (1746), as well as in Boileau's rules for good versification.
