The phrase "artistry with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a skillful or creative approach to a particular subject or medium.
Example: "Her artistry with watercolors brings the landscapes to life in a way that captivates the viewer."
Alternatives: "creativity in" or "skill in".
And the artistry with which these two dancers worked together was spellbinding.
Even now, he lacks Bill Clinton's innate, empathetic artistry with individuals and crowds.
"This Side of Heaven," a slide lecture highlighting Victorian artistry with flowers and herbs.
He combined a remarkable narrative artistry with an effort to discern the causes of customs and events.
As Broadway drama flourished, Mr. Aronson allied his artistry with such playwrights as Tennessee Williams and Arthur Miller.
In a splendidly gracious and loving way, she distinguishes Nichols's great talent, his enduring artistry, with what comes off as royally — and, I believe, unintentionally — faint praise.
His unique approach to art, later known as the "Wu style," was derived from traditional calligraphic techniques and combined refined artistry with generous forcefulness.
LONDON — Gareth Bale is a very fine and functional player in an age when physical strength and power are as necessary as artistry with the ball.
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.
But Goffin also got to see Federer's pursed lips and furrowed brow as he answered the Swiss champion's spin and artistry with plenty of legerdemain of his own.
A teaching artist training component curriculum developed by Roundabout provides the opportunity for students to share their own knowledge and artistry with an even younger generation.
