"artistic recognition" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a sentence when referring to the acknowledgment of a person's artwork or creative achievements. For example: "The painter received critical and artistic recognition for his work at the art show."
Though they were friends and school acquaintances of the YBAs, these young artists, like Higgs, were interested in alternative modes of artistic recognition.
Change is [End Page 63] incremental, and in this sense, my efforts here reflect the importance of advocating for the professional and artistic recognition of marginalized and excluded groups, in particular, for Native artists.
Yet only recently Ms. Miller has been acknowledged as a major artist in her chosen Connecticut hometown, owing, perhaps, to the odd nature of artistic recognition and the parochial sensibilities of smaller markets.
And, finally, financial success appeared to be following artistic recognition – his last exhibition was sold out.
Now, leading foodists sound positively petulant about a supposed lack of artistic recognition.
His appreciation, it turned out, was born of a kind of artistic recognition.
He mentioned that today's contemporary art museums should display the works of classic modern artists (1900 1950) who have already gained an artistic and sustainable recognition and relevance.
On Tuesday, though, the 2010 Tony Award nominations drew a sharp distinction between commercial interests and artistic success, with recognition going to several shows with few, if any, stars and small audiences.
In a perfect world, all significant artists would be given their due - in terms of notoriety, financial success, and representation in major museum collections and exhibitions - but, sadly, many great artists never achieve the recognition their artistic contributions merit.
The lasting achievement of Romantic theory is its recognition that artistic creations are justified, not by their promotion of virtue, but by their own coherence and intensity.
