"artistic products" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to creative works, such as art, literature, music, and other creative endeavors. For example: "The company specializes in selling unique artistic products from local artists."
Josiah Wedgwood Josiah Wedgwood became the 18th century's most famous potter through innovative, artistic products and a lean production system.
And so it is with Catherine Cabeen and Company, which opened at the Joyce SoHo on Thursday night and is described in the program as "a forum for investigating both the creative processes and artistic products that result when artists of different mediums collide".
The state, as virtually the sole market for artistic products, inevitably had the last word.
This multifaceted collaboration will give rise to both artistic products and technological applications.
In the artistic products of Phoenicia, Egyptian motifs and ideas were mingled with those of Mesopotamia, the Aegean, and Syria.
As a consumer, I personally cannot support the artistic products of a director who views our national tragedy through the filtered lens of a parochial and pitiless Islamophilia.
In other words, the artist's intention is irrelevant for the artistic product, and hence, must remain irrelevant in the evaluation of his work.
A widely accepted assumption in the arts (especially in educational arts) is that the creative process of the artist is often more interesting and insightful than the artistic product itself.
Mr. Gelb said he was sensitive to the perception that technology was driving the "artistic product".
It seems crazy to imagine that the outcome of this process might be an artistic product.
"The goal we have is great artistic product and to make some money.
