"artistic agents" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to individuals or entities who represent, promote, or manage artists or their work. Example: "The success of the exhibit was largely due to the hard work of the artistic agents, who tirelessly marketed and promoted the featured artists to the public."
Were she to create a major company, moving from muse to artistic agent, she would be just as singular: None of America's most prominent ballet companies are run by women.
Not artists, but artistic types -- graphic designers and literary agents.
Jarmusch's protagonists, Adam and Eve (Tilda Swinton), are a musician and his helpmeet/muse, respectively — and they're also vampires, hundreds of years old, the secret agents of artistic and intellectual achievement throughout history.
He completed his credits in December, but returned to Northwestern in January to practice for a "senior showcase" scheduled in March in New York in front of artistic directors and casting agents.
This is your opportunity to speak directly to artistic directors and casting agents.
"He will leave with great sadness and regret, and had hoped that the board would have wished to offer him a further five-year period... given the undoubted successes and acclaim the company has enjoyed during his period as artistic director," wrote his agent.
Biff was not so much an agent as an artistic advocate.
Or would they consider signs of deterioration part of the work, with time as an active agent in the artistic process?
Nonetheless artificial intelligence agents have proved their artistic bent, writing music, painting pictures, even attempting to write articles.
"We need to practise!" Nighy used as guinea pig Purists would no doubt suggest that voicing an animated film about guinea pig secret agents doesn't mark an artistic high point for the considerably talented Bill Nighy.
Timing made Johns appear to be a demiurgic agent of titanic social and artistic changes that were going to occur in any event.
