The phrase "artistic platforms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to various mediums or venues through which art is created, displayed, or shared, such as galleries, online spaces, or performance stages.
Example: "The festival showcased a variety of artistic platforms, including visual art exhibits, live performances, and interactive installations."
Alternatives: "creative platforms" or "artistic mediums".
Since adapting old synagogues and fourteenth century cathedrals into musical and artistic platforms in Krakow, Poland, the directors of Unsound, Mat Schulz and Gosia Plysa, took to Toronto's Port Lands on June 19 and 20 for their next challenge.
But, the paradox is that anyone who has to constantly tell you how much of a thug they are, over a multitude of artistic platforms, is often hard to believe.
"If you look at Instagram, it's a polished, artistic platform, but Snapchat works for brands or people who want to do stuff that is creative and throwaway".
The Black Obituary Project is an artistic platform for black people to write their obituaries.
"It is a dynamic and exciting artistic platform that changes every time it's performed and is a part of a rich longstanding tradition of artists engaging with and trying to change the world".
The single-serving site is a great artistic platform because it ensures the artwork's uniqueness, as a domain name can only be owned by a singular party at any time and an artwork's uniqueness is crucial for a lot of collectors.
Furthermore, it has an international reputation for giving young artistic talent a platform.
He said, "Besides the fact that only youngsters are involved in the workshops, also other visitors will see and experience from outside, the way UNICEF promotes regional development through the use of this artistic and technological platform".
As technology became less expensive and more mature, artists and researchers started to see the spaces as platforms for artistic endeavors, as the dome-shaped form in itself guarantees a total immersive experience that amplifies what it presents.
It's certainly not about ditching the way that theatre has been toured and delivered over hundreds of years, but rather about seeing the artistic possibilities of digital platforms and extending reach, capacity and audiences.
"Sluice provides a platform for artistic practice which is not conventionally visible in art fairs, focusing on artist-led activities, including artist-run spaces, collectives and publications," says Street.
