The phrase "artistic sector" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the part of the economy or society that is involved in the arts, including visual arts, performing arts, and other creative industries.
Example: "The artistic sector has been significantly impacted by the recent economic downturn, leading to a decrease in funding for various art programs."
Alternatives: "creative industry" or "arts sector".
Yet, the artistic sector (from the visual arts to music, dance and architecture) has remained largely impervious to BDS.
Patrons and arts foundations should consider unconventional grants to arts occupational groups to help their members position themselves in larger national and international marketplaces, enhancing the export orientation of the artistic sector.
The effects of Lat's works were not confined to the artistic sector.
All of us in the artistic sector should be asking ourselves: How are we engaged with technology that supports the artmaking process and serves as a platform for the art itself?
His examination of data in both the technological and artistic sectors demonstrates that in the creative industries, the likelihood of commercial failure is extraordinarily high and difficult to predict.
He was among more than 350 speakers from corporate, nonprofit, academic and even artistic sectors who gathered in Minneapolis, Minnesota last week to discuss social change, including some of the latest efforts to reap often elusive profits from social enterprise endeavors.
But while the culture industry uses advanced technology to maximize profits, the same methods are being explored and challenged in other, more artistic sectors, from indie rock to underground electronic music.
The L.A. region's creative economy includes the entertainment industry as well as other artistic sectors such as fashion, digital media, architecture and the visual and performing arts.
How do artistic and civic sectors differently understand site-specific work?
Through artistic mimesis, a distinctive sector of the natural world is transmuted into a particular genre of art.
The perpetual boom of the art market, in the face of rising inequality and a broader economic slowdown, has transformed nearly every sector of artistic creation, from museums and public installations to magazines to art schools.
