The phrase "artists concepts" is not correct in written English; it should be "artist's concepts" or "artists' concepts" depending on the intended meaning.
You can use it when referring to the ideas or designs created by one or more artists.
Example: "The exhibition showcased the artist's concepts for the new mural project."
Alternatives: "creative ideas of artists" or "conceptual designs by artists."
To encourage exploration of the "art of diversion," the Toledo (Ohio Museum of Artt set up throughout the city "Play Time," a series of multisensory interactive installations that required physical engagement climbing, swinging, touching to fully appreciate the artists' concepts.
The artists' concepts and backgrounds differ vastly, with each maker bringing a different interpretation to the gesture of transforming paper.
Artists' concepts of the new attraction were leaked onto the Internet in April 2008; however, SeaWorld officials would not confirm whether the images were accurate representations of the final design, but said that the roller coaster would have a gliding sensation.
More important, perhaps, is the fact that the adoption of materials not used in sophisticated art, the forcing of a limited technology toward artistic expression, and the adaptation of rather remotely perceived sophisticated ideas to the folk artists' concept of the realities of life result in some highly original stylistic solutions.
But for these artists, concept expands to involve, variously, the psyche, light, breath and growth.
A lot of people practicing mindless pick up artist concepts talk too much.
Identified as an "extremely luminous infrared galaxy" or ELIRG, the star cluster glows with light equal to more than 300 trillion suns, as depicted in the artist concept seen above.
An artist concept illustrating the TMT Observatory.
So why, then, are so many artists still turned off by the tortured-artist concept?
Artist concept of the two Voyager spacecrafts as they approach interstellar space.
An artist concept illustrating the TMT Observatory (bottom left) at the proposed site on Mauna Kea.
