The phrase "artists experience" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the collective knowledge, skills, and insights gained by artists through their work and practice.
Example: "The exhibition showcases the diverse artists experience, highlighting their unique perspectives and creative journeys."
Alternatives: "artist's journey" or "creative experience of artists".
I then found myself asking whether female artists experience their third period of life in the same way as men.
Many artists experience a surge in popularity immediately after their deaths for simple reasons of commemoration or nostalgia.
Thirty-three yeafterftereleasingng his first album, Weller is on the kind of creative roll that most artists experience just once in their career.
The Aboriginal artists experience nature by walking through their surroundings, smelling, hearing and touching nature, just as much as by seeing it.
Even the creation of art, which many artists experience as an exercise in freedom, is turned, by Jaeggy, into a study in obedience.
Among them was José Bedia, who is also in the compelling show "Cuba: Artists Experience Their Country," now at the Hunterdon Museum of Art.
Shortly after, the music industry slumped, and several of her artists experienced derailments in their careers.
These artists' experiences foreshadow what has become a growing trend: hotels — often upscale — around the world are commissioning artists to create work, or are buying art to differentiate themselves from competitors.
Although Mr. diCorcia said he is uncertain whether his motivation can be traced to his brother's death, he emphasized the anger that he and other politically disheartened artists experienced at the time.
Linares worked in the music industry for 12 years as a publicist and manager for independent artists, experiencing how unfair the business is, especially for artists from minority backgrounds.
The harmony produced by the differences in the artists' experiences reinforces the central message of the exhibit: hope for the revitalization and regrowth of the 'āina (land).
