The phrase "artist agent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person or agency that represents artists, typically in the fields of music, art, or entertainment.
Example: "She decided to hire an artist agent to help her navigate the complexities of the art market."
Alternatives: "art representative" or "artist representative".
Peter Dennehy, 35 Artist agent, Hitchin Usual Cars: Ford Puma, Mazda MX5 My first impressions of the Renault Twingo were of a compact, and attractively designed car.
Shadow figure, con artist, agent of primitive justice, Solomon is that updated myth, the Wandering Jew as frequent flyer: part guardian angel, part avenging angel settling scores with Mr. Richler's sharp sense of humor.
Works without market value will be returned to the artist, agent or heirs or donated to a non-profit institution.
Cocoon, Suara, and Desolat-releasing artist AGENT! has learned this lesson the hard way.
That team consists of straight arrow Agent Grant Ward Brett Daltonn), an expert in combat and espionage; pilot and martial artist Agent Melinda May (Ming-Na Wen); and brilliant if socially awkward scientists Agent Leo Fitz Iain De Caesteckerr) and Agent Jemma Simmons (Elizabeth Henstridge).
David Hochberg, an artists' agent, staked out a corner outside the room of meat.
The film stars Catherine Deneuve as an artists' agent abandoned by her husband and Christopher Lambert and Richard Anconina as a pair of aspiring pop singers.
"Yes, competition has increased since the borders opened up, and we have many Russian singers in Prague," said Jitka Slavikova, an artists' agent.
The standard dealer's commission on sales — fifty per cent — reflects the complexity of a gallery's services to its artists: agent and manager in one, publicist, archivist, sometimes assistant producer, and perhaps social director and lay psychotherapist.
Louisa St Pierre, artists' agent and editor of Spread ArtCulture, ascribes winning formulas to having a curator who is erudite not only in art but also in popular culture, branding, and the experiential.
Michael R. Mendelsohn, a commercial artists' agent who lives across the street from Mr. Drakotos's building, said he was concerned about the bar because his apartment is on the ground floor, and he has seen customers from other nearby bars urinating in front of his windows.
