The phrase "artistic space" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a physical space (like a studio or workshop) or an intangible concept (like creative freedom). For example, "The artist found solace in her own artistic space, where she could create freely."
Back in the 50s, Hungarian-born French artist Nicolas Schöffer revolutionized the artistic space by creating some of the first kinetic sculptures, which in part gave rise to the dynamic world of technological art that we obsess over regularly.
Listen to silence and observe the 'negative space': Artists speak of the negative artistic space created by the positive images painted on a surface.
The bags appear to be available for purchase at Berlin's Urban Spree, an artistic space "dedicated to urban cultures through exhibitions, artist residencies, DIY workshops, concerts, an art store and a large Biergarten". .
This is my artistic space.
"It is not just an artistic space but it has an important societal component too.
By not asking for them to be quiet, the artistic space can then belong to the children.
It may take a movie industry to give rise to a movie artist, but it takes one great director to press ahead and open the artistic spaces in which other filmmakers can let their own imagination run free.
In the meantime, Ms. Brenner-Morton plans to attend all the village board meetings, and some cars in Irvington bear this bumper sticker: A Woman's Right to Vote Susan B. Anthony 1920 Susan B. Morton 2005 Pick a Decade, Pick a Role The Capitol Theater in Port Chester is the Zelig of artistic spaces.
We present a simple method for creating artistic space-filling designs based on spiral packings.
It will be housed inside the Mercado da Ribeira, joining a number of co-working and artistic spaces in the city including Coworklisboa and Village Underground Lisboa.
It remains the wild west and thus allows for independence as well as unique artistic spaces.
