interartistic

8.0

Relating to more than one art form, like music and painting

adjective
/ˌɪntərˈɑːrtɪstɪk/

Specialized

: interartístico

The festival showcased interartistic collaborations between dancers, musicians, and visual artists.

Examples

This new insistence on openness creates broader parameters of perception which, in turn, allow for interartistic influence and interpretation.

Academic text (1994)
In addition, changes made in the original pretext demonstrate Reverdy's effort to open the original, closely cubist aesthetics to broaden the perspectives, allowing for an increased margin of intermediate readings and interartistic dialogues.

Academic text (1994)
Lessing's axiom about interartistic distinctions.

Academic text (1993)
Her thesis examined the interartistic connections between poetry and painting during the 20th century.
The new gallery focuses on interartistic projects that combine theater and installation art.

Synonyms

intermedia

vsinterartistic

Jargon

8.6

Relating to art that uses two or more different media like video and sculpture

is about involving more than one art form or discipline rather than media

intermedial

vsinterartistic

Jargon

8.5

A work that uses more than one kind of art, like painting or video

focuses specifically on art forms and disciplines rather than media broadly

How Interdisciplinary

transdisciplinary

Specialized

1 8.2

multidisciplinary

5 5.9

interartistic

Specialized

8.0

crossover of genres

5.8

Surface Forms

interartistic positive

Morphology

interartistic = artistic (transparent) = inter + art + istic

Clear prefixation: 'inter-' (between/among) added to the adjective 'artistic' yields an adjective meaning involving multiple art forms.

Etymology

Interartistic starts with inter- meaning 'between' and ends with artistic meaning 'about art', like in international or interactive. So an interartistic project brings different art forms together, for example painting, music, and dance.