"artistic sphere" is a correct and usable phrase in written English and can be used to refer to the world of visual and performing arts.
For example, "The films of the Coen brothers have firmly established them within the artistic sphere."
New Moves comprises four major programmes each year, each featuring a collaboration with an outstanding artist or ensemble operating in a different artistic sphere and/or musical genre, making use of an underpinning theme to thread together eclectic music and ignite dialogue across art forms.
Witness the following: "The paintings in this exhibition are committed to humanity over and above the artistic sphere style.
Youth can be a time of rebellion, but in the artistic sphere composers usually adhere to tradition before breaking the rules.
There were a few misplaced moves in the artistic sphere, too, with certain releases suffering from overproduction in a vain aim to appeal to a rock audience.
"Rationalists who question superstition, anyone who questions any aspect of the ugly and dangerous distortion of Hinduism known as Hindutva – whether in the intellectual or artistic sphere, or whether in terms of food habits and lifestyle – are being marginalised, persecuted, or murdered," Sahgal said.
Having made their marks first in the artistic sphere, they were both in some sense reluctant politicians.
The primary value of the aesthetic sphere, Lukács claims, can only be the work of art itself since this value is presupposed by any description of artistic production or aesthetic experience.
By restoring something of the site's authenticity, for me even its sacredness, the Sphere does violate the "artistic integrity" of the memorial.
Schelling saw that art mediates between the natural and physical spheres insofar as, in artistic creation, the natural (or unconscious) and the spiritual (or conscious) productions are united.
He claims that art, for instance, has penetrated all spheres of existence, whereby the dreams of the artistic avant-garde for art to inform life has been realized.
From its debut in 2003, the orchestra — a major initiative of the Lucerne Festival's artistic director Michael Haefliger — has been a vital component of Mr. Abbado's sphere of reduced activities.
