The phrase "artist effectively" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe how an artist performs or communicates, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The artist effectively conveyed emotions through her use of color and form."
Alternatives: "artist skillfully" or "artist proficiently".
But after those flashes, these artists effectively disappear from our lives as sources of new music.
While each artist approached the residency differently, three of the seven artists effectively operated as corporations.
The Flying Phantograph, a new project from the MIT Media Lab's Fluid Interfaces Group, explores the creative potential of drones as collaborators with human artists, effectively teaching these machines to art.
For some, Duchamp is the antichrist, the artist who effectively killed painting, and whose continuing and pernicious influence destroyed all skill and tradition in the world's art schools.
That most American music is derived from the work of black artists -- yet these movements are credited to the white artists who effectively seized their work and credit.
A few months ago, I noted here how far down the line we'd got with groups reforming, that original artists had effectively become tribute acts to themselves.
Most people don't go to galleries, and thanks to the snobbery and traditionalism of some dealers, artists cannot effectively connect with the vast American public and its equally vast purchasing power.
Because Whitney, more than any other single artist – Michael Jackson included – effectively mapped out the course of modern R&B, setting the bar for standards of soul vocalese, and creating the original template for what we now routinely refer to as the "soul diva".
The star of the show is the iam8bit Entertainment System (below), a hand-assembled gaming console from LA-based artist Travis Chen that effectively bridges the gap between art and technology.
