The phrase "artistic strategy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the methods or approaches an artist or creative individual employs to achieve their artistic goals.
Example: "The artist's new exhibition showcases her innovative artistic strategy, blending traditional techniques with modern technology."
Alternatives: "creative approach" or "artistic plan".
But what is merely a canny artistic strategy for today's artists, Ms. Lee added, was a political necessity for Os Mutantes.
Here displacement becomes a subject as much as an artistic strategy.
You wouldn't think that resourceful, unremitting, honed offensiveness would be a winning artistic strategy.
As slight and as brittle as they are pure, they demonstrate the limits of critical knowingness as an artistic strategy.
Rothko turned his transcendental experience into an artistic strategy; his work demanded surrender to the physical sensation of color.
It is such a risky artistic strategy, because it implies a form of essentialism that many readers will find suspect.
Arnatt's driving force has been more conceptual than documentary, and a decade or so later his artistic strategies are flourishing.
Turning art into a mass-produced commodity, and the artist into a brand identity, Warhol at his worst anticipated what have become routine artistic strategies in a smoothed-out global art machine.
In "The Silence," however, he doesn't do anything so simple as putting his heart upon his sleeve; rather, he elaborates intricately intertwined layers of conflicting artistic strategies, contradictory personal obsessions, and troubled intellectual processes behind such self-revelation.
Regularly hailed as a global artist and chosen to oversee the opening and closing ceremonies at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, Mr. Cai has parlayed a United Nations' worth of cultural sources and artistic strategies into crowd-pleasing, easily deciphered if not terribly original art.
The exhibit looks at artistic strategies employed over the last several decades to explore questions of heritage, celebration, and dissent.
