The phrase "artistic scope" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a particular artist's capacity for creative expression or the potential range of artistic works within a particular medium. For example, "The artist's work has a broad artistic scope, ranging from traditional paintings to more experimental multimedia installations."
But Cavendish was not one of them, and was blissfully ignorant of "performance capture" and its artistic scope.
(How many directors, by contrast, clamor to act?) There's a difference in kind between the director's and the actor's artistic scope and power.
It's a remarkable success story, but even more incredible is the artistic scope of Blum's output, which has somehow included a wealth-gap parable (The Purge), a Skype slasher (Unfriended), and a film that only the most battle-scarred of session musicians would even classify as horror (Whiplash).
We have lived with definitive stereophonic versions of songs and albums for a long time now, but the artistic scope that is available in making new and exciting work that is constantly transformed either by whim, committee or algorithm is huge.
At each stage, they heightened and widened both the political and artistic scope.
Yotsuba&! is drawn not in the vertical four-panel strips of Azuma's earlier series, Azumanga Daioh, but in a full-page format, giving him more artistic scope.
But could they have a point at a time when, as Lawson suggested, the high-quality TV box set is coming to be regarded as the "new 19th century novel" in terms of artistic merit and scope?
Wolfe and his peers worked within this style to stress the individuality of the artist here the reporter/writer so as to elevate the artistic merit and scope of the work as well as its creator's voice.
What is ironic is that Wolfe and his peers worked within this style to stress the individuality of the artist here the reporter/writer so as to elevate the artistic merit and scope of the work as well as its creator's voice.
This ambitious plan was typical of the mature Bernini, whose spiritual and artistic aspirations exceeded the scope of his early secular salon statues.
Sarah Moon's ethereal and elegant work is usually classified as fashion photography, but her attraction to an abstract, painterly aesthetic has long pushed her most artistic work beyond the scope of a fashion shoot.
