The phrase "advanced artists" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe artists who have reached a high level of skill or expertise in their craft.
Example: "The gallery features a collection of works from advanced artists who have mastered various techniques and styles."
Alternatives: "skilled artists" or "expert artists".
But as the technology advanced, artists began to toy with scale and materials, often to exhilarating effect.
The lofty idealism of a Rothko was suddenly unconvincing to advanced artists.
It attracted most of the most gifted and advanced artists then working in England.
Instead, he frequented the haunts of advanced artists and worked at the Académie Suisse, where he met Camille Pissarro.
"We will be able to educate young musicians as well as older, more advanced artists and do it rather quickly".
Sometime in October of 1930, Calder performed his circus for a sober audience of advanced artists, including Mondrian and Léger, who found in it none of the antic charm that his American audiences had but, rather, intimations of a language of abstract order and kinetic movement.
The folklorist Alan Lomax realized that isolation often played a passive role in preserving the cultural traditions he revered, but in his love of advancing artists through his radio programs, recordings and films he was hardly an isolationist.
The works will be held by the trust in open storage, available for loan to museums and galleries and included in trust-initiated exhibitions and publications intended to advance the artists' careers.
At the symposium, participants pledged to preserve and advance the artist's legacy and visibility in the 2019-20 theatrical season and beyond.
One is the inclusion of many unimpressive paintings, including all of those in the downstairs space, which do little to advance the artist's reputation; another is that Mr. Simmons still seems to be struggling with the legacy of Mr. Lam.
