The phrase "artist features" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to collaborations or contributions made by an artist in a particular work, such as a song or album.
Example: "The new album includes several artist features that bring a unique sound to each track."
Alternatives: "guest appearances" or "collaborating artists".
" 'The Tattoo Artist' features a sailor with a long list of girlfriends' inked names crossed out on his arm," he said.
The artist features in Maysles's stylish documentaries as a charming, quick-tempered man, with an uncanny resemblance to a certain Jewish movie star.
"GOYA IN BORDEAUX" Carlos Saura's surreal biography of the great Spanish artist features re-enactments of some of his "Horrors of War" works.
A framed print by Birkir Anderson, an Icelandic artist, features a poem that describes the majesty of a specific horse — one that turned out to be owned by Ms. Palmadottir's great-grandfather.
(Smith) Zoi Gaitanidou: 'Risk Aversion' (through Nov. 3) The New York debut of this Berlin-based Greek artist features tapestry-like scenes of gorgeous jungle-dwelling gamins with brightly painted faces who cavort in dense tropical foliage.
The role of art and the artist features prominently in The Bat Tattoo as two ill-at-ease people are brought together by a strange coincidence of shared artistic and personal quests.
A young artist featured at the Triennale, Lyota Yagi, told him, "You are my idol".
FREEHOLD "Micah Williams: Portrait Artist," featuring 67 pastel and oil portraits.
Three models in sequinned dresses boasted the link to the artist featured in the show's invitation, John Baldessari.
"We had the great fortune to emerge as artists when there was a feminist wave sweeping the country," said Joyce Kozloff, an artist featured in the film.
The pencil-and-watercolour portraits by the artist feature in his new book and exhibition, We Think the World of You: People and Dogs Drawn Together.
