The word "artistry" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an artist’s skillful use of their craft or artform. Example sentence: His artistry was on full display as he painted a stunning landscape.
However we diverge politically, I have enough faith in Eastwood's artistry and intellect to trust that he is not a black-and-white ideologue – or, at least, that he knows that the limitations of such a worldview would make for an extremely dull movie.
We are in the home stretch of the artistry.
But that was the real starting point if there is any artistry to what I do.
The great-painter biopic can be an inert subgenre: many film-makers assume that merely showing artistry, with furious brow-furrowing and brush-stabbing, amounts to sharing it.
The obvious artistry of Billy Elliot puts it at odds with many of its predecessors.
The second is The Assassin from the great Taiwanese auteur Hou Hsiao-hsien, whose best director award for The Assassin honours a film-maker who has a hard-won reputation for brilliance and for artistry; the purest artistry, perhaps, to be rewarded at Cannes this year.
Andy Frain, the movie's executive producer, says: "I wanted to do a blend of east and west: western storytelling combined with Japanese artistry and a great soundtrack – we were talking to Massive Attack at one point".
"After almost six years as Chief Floral Designer at the White House, I have resigned in order to pursue exciting new opportunities and explore my passion for floral artistry and design," the statement said.
Their small size means the detail and artistry can be difficult to make out and appreciate.
Yet a transfer budget of just £5m is unlikely to produce the artistry of Arsenal, no matter who is in charge.
But then, for all his accuracy and arcing, tiptoe artistry, cigarette in one hand and dart in the other, he often threw games away altogether: once so drunk that he could hardly walk, and another time sealing his defeat by toppling off the stage.
