The phrase "artistic text" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to written works that emphasize creativity, style, or aesthetic qualities, often found in literature, poetry, or visual arts.
Example: "The exhibition featured a variety of artistic texts that explored the theme of identity through innovative narrative techniques."
Alternatives: "creative writing" or "literary art".
This holds true especially well in the history of jazz, which "tangled with racial stereotypes and moral debates," becoming, at several points, more locus for symbolic tug-of-war than free-standing artistic text.
In these original essays, a group of international scholars raises fundamental questions about the status--be it rhetorical, semiotic and structuralist, phenomenological, subjective and psychoanalytic, sociological and historical, or hermeneutic--of the audience in relation to a literary or artistic text.
Focus will be on texts by Cennini, Alberti, Michelangelo, Pino, Dolce, and Vasari-with consideration as well of non-artistic texts, such as those by Castiglione and Ariosto.
The Westchester County Times is a monthly with large and artistic photographs and text by both staffers and freelancers (like the author Benjamin Cheever) about "people, dining out and historical quirks," Kenneth Paul, the editor, said.
The design was based on a colour scheme of deep red and gold, inspired by the predominant colours of Red Square, the Kremlin and the gold domes of Moscow's cathedrals, and featured images of the Moscow skyline, as well as the UEFA Champions League logo and trophy rendered in a Russian artistic style, with text in a font similar to Cyrillic script.
Each incorporates famous artistic and political texts, brought to life by Blanchett, who portrays a schoolteacher, a puppeteer, a garbage-incineration employee, a conservative mother, a funeral orator, an avant-garde choreographer, a punk rocker, a stockbroker, a CEO, a homeless man, a scientist, a news anchor and a field reporter.
It wouldn't be the first time box-office receipts have taken precedence over fidelity to the original text or artistic integrity.
His translations, as his title suggests, brilliantly heighten and reproduce the literary and artistic effects of the text and provide spine-tingling illuminations.
In this course, we explore the reciprocal relationships created between music and other artistic media such as text, images, dance, and film when combined in multimedia works.
As he suggests to Lowery Stokes Sims, a former director of the Studio Museum, in an interview that is the catalog's most substantial text, his artistic development may have been somewhat prolonged by his blackness.
Some of the tools it has include crop, perspective, stretch, tilt shift, artistic filters, borders, masks, text, lens flare and speech bubbles.
