The phrase "artistic realms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to various areas or domains related to art, creativity, or artistic expression.
Example: "The exhibition showcased works from different artistic realms, including painting, sculpture, and digital art."
Alternatives: "creative domains" or "artistic fields".
"The courses are good at giving skills that can be applied to many artistic realms".
History is in the air, whether, in overtly political varieties, with "Lincoln," "Argo," "Zero Dark Thirty," as well as in the more blatant fictions of "Django Unchained," "Les Misérables," or, for that matter, "The Master," and, in artistic realms, with "Hitchcock" and "The Girl".
Due to the recent technological progress, Human RobotInteraction (HRI) has become a major field of research in both engineering and artistic realms, particularly so in the last decade.
Not even two months removed from his 85th birthday, Bennett continues to expand into new artistic realms.
Whether in the corporate, financial or even artistic realms, to reach the top in your career requires a single-minded drive, dedication and passion.
Great sports achievement is more in the artistic realm than is mere, sheer power.
The story blooms in full color when Vanessa decides to paint this Bloomsberry retreat and the two girls enter that artistic realm.
The commercial realm places even less value on Hitchcockian-type imagination than the classic studios did, but the artistic realm of filmmaking now allows creators extraordinary freedom, even if it turns each new production into an uphill battle to exist.
Put differently, they performed the role of the avant garde, a term whose transposition from the military to the artistic realm might have been made for the futurists, whose ideas and antics travelled faster than the Lombard Battalion of Volunteer Cyclists and Automobilists formed by their leaders when they joined up.
Regardless of what artistic realm she tackles next, Billings said she feels immense gratitude.
A self-professed "child of science," Frei originally worked on the mechanical side of electricity, before switching to the artistic realm as a lighting designer.
