The phrase "artists determination" is not correct as it lacks an apostrophe to indicate possession.
It should be "artist's determination" if referring to the determination of a single artist, or "artists' determination" if referring to multiple artists. You can use it when discussing the resolve or commitment of an artist or artists in their work or creative process.
Example: "The artist's determination to push boundaries is evident in her latest exhibition."
Alternatives: "the resolve of the artist" or "the commitment of artists".
He is inspired by the artists' determination.
Visitors to its website, www.dontfollowthewind.info, are greeted with a blank page and a brief audio clip explaining the artists' determination that the exhibition – like Fukushima's radiation – remain invisible.
Yet there is more to this show than just blood and tears, such is the artists' determination to resist the atrocities they depict.
Technically a for-profit space, it operates on a shoestring; and it is an example of what professional grit, and artists' collective determination to take the exhibition-and-sales game into their own hands, can do.
You are stunned by the artist's determination to record what must have been the worst moments of his life.
The director Ridley Scott, whose Scott Free produced "The East," described Mr. Batmanglij as an artist "whose determination and talent will allow him to do anything he sets his mind to".
His objection to the 9-to-5 universe was principled — a Detacher's disdain for getting and spending, and a brilliant artist's determination to cultivate his gift against all odds, like "Daniel Boone cutting [his] way through that bourgeois wilderness". But the practical costs were enormous.
And, to accommodate them, she told stories about what was cut out of "Girls Trip" and how much fun the other actresses were, but you could see — as you can with the greatest performers, because they're transparent and always thinking about how to evolve — that Haddish was moving away from all that and toward what she's always, on some level, been: an artist, with the determination of an artist.
The novelist-protagonist of "Listen Up Philip, Philip Lewiss Friedman, seems never to have experienced such a total defeat — at least, not in his vulnerable youth — and his response to the petty humiliations and minor setbacks that are the lot of the struggling artist is wrathful determination, a vengeance on the world.
"This deal is further evidence of our efforts to be nimble in artist development, our determination to create profitable new methods of breaking original music and our commitment to sustainable digital innovation," Stephen F. Cooper, Warner Music's chief executive, said in a statement.
"Becoming a world-known artist has required determination and courageous work in a world that was not that respectful and permissive at the time".
