The phrase "artists and technology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relationship, collaboration, or intersection between creative individuals and technological advancements.
Example: "The exhibition showcased the innovative works that emerged from the collaboration between artists and technology."
Alternatives: "creatives and technology" or "artisans and tech".
In her experience working with both artists and technology companies, she said, Facebook's program is unique.
Besides the lawyers, there are legions of corporate accountants, financial consultants, risk management advisers, turnaround artists and technology vendors all vying for their cut.
The film industry–a much larger industry wants to avoid the same fate". Consumers, artists and technology manufacturers also have much to lose.
A through-line of the event was the tremendously fertile landscape of the Bay Area for artists and technology, and a few groups and places were continually referenced, from Survival Research Laboratories to U.C. Berkeley as a home and school for many of these innovators.
It will resolve the central tension between fans, artists and technology companies that so much ink has been spilled about.
In late 2015 Intel partnered with small group of artists and technology researchers at Ars Electronica Futurelab in Linz, Austria, and sent 100 drones into the air.
Ian Hattwick is an artist, researcher, and technology developer whose work focuses on the creation and use of digital systems for professional artistic performances.
Like beginning violinists or pianists, novices to music tech need to "learn the nuances of their instruments," says Ian Hattwick, an artist, researcher, and technology developer who teaches 21M.080 (Introduction to Music Technology).
So perceptions and opinions are slowly changing, and this is as much to do with the tattoo artist industry and technology as it is with more liberal attitudes towards being inked.
