The phrase "creative spectrum" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the range or variety of creativity that exists in a particular context. Example: The university's art program offers a wide creative spectrum for students, from traditional painting and sculpture to digital media and performance art.
Politics has long provided delicious fodder for artists across the creative spectrum, including George and Ira Gershwin.
If you're unfamiliar with Du Yun, know this: "On the creative spectrum, she's out of her mind," Broumas says.
Of course, though the two directors have their similarities -- DiCaprio never fails to equate them as masters of the form -- Scorsese and Spielberg live at opposite ends of the creative spectrum.
Right across the creative spectrum Malcolm made young people – artists, designers, writers, film-makers – aware that they had a distinctive voice and encouraged them to use it right there and then.
"In all the world there were only 36 cranes left, and in the United States there were no master printers able to work with the creative spectrum of our artists.
Though on the slight end of Ms. Armitage's creative spectrum, like any sideshow attraction this program has its draws, namely in "Daydream," a work she choreographed for Bobbin, one of Mr. Wegman's dogs.
One of the hallmark characteristics of being on the sensitive-anxious-creative spectrum is the tendency to lean toward safety and away from risk.
One of the hallmark characteristics of being on the sensitive-anxious-creative spectrum is the tendency to lean toward safety and away from risk.
She is a community activist and freelance writer with experience in both the creative and professional spectrum.
Ray Davies has revealed his lineup for the 2011 Meltdown festival and said the bill is "about Britain – we're trying to cover all the aspects... mad, serious, artistic, creative, the whole spectrum".
"Sister" is visually stunning, featuring art, illustration, words and drawings from a multitude of creatives across the spectrum of queer identity.
