"artistic technology" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase is used in a variety of contexts, often to refer to the use of technology to create art or to refer to artistic works that rely on technology. For example, "The artist used artistic technology to create an interactive installation that was an homage to their childhood memories."
The artistic technology installation in the video above blends a performance artist's movements with stunning audio and visual effects.
For Descartes, in the 17th century, the brain was comparable to the latest, dazzling artistic technology, the hydrostatic fountains of Versailles.
The back-to-back arrival of photography and film effectively killed the cyclorama, so Sandoval thought he'd resurrect the artistic technology with the help of Street View and make it mobile.
Ahmad told me that their group has two ambitions: to create a successful commercial game and to build "artistic technologies to help heal John's patients".
Participants will use custom-built artistic technologies to map, archive, and broadcast the experiences of the travelers over the course of their tour.
The event was staged as part of HUBweek, a collaboration among Harvard University, MIT, The Boston Globe, and Massachusetts General Hospital designed to showcase innovations and ideas in this region's scientific, artistic, and technology communities.
Four MIT artists and scholars discuss the idea of collective intelligence in relation to emerging technology, artistic inquiry, and social and cultural movements.
"Transforming Heaven and Earth — Artistic Visions of Technology: Works by Joan Hierholzer," featuring murals and paintings.
They will surely take home a greater appreciation of the artistic side of technology.
Artistic appropriation of technology and collaboration with it have flourished ever since.
And in a world where "screenwriter" seems increasingly to be the default occupation for anyone of vaguely artistic inclinations, any technology that convinces more people that they can write a movie, is hardly one to be encouraged.
