The phrase "artists experiment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the practice of artists trying out new techniques, styles, or ideas in their work.
Example: "In their quest for innovation, artists experiment with various mediums and concepts to push the boundaries of creativity."
Alternatives: "creators explore" or "artisans test".
Few artists experiment more than Kate Bush - often to thrilling effect.
Most of the other artists experiment with lithography, one of the more recent printmaking techniques, having been invented by Alois Senefelder, a German, in 1796.
This all reminded me of a basic truth: that young artists experiment, fail and make bad work, change course, are restlessly imaginative if they are any good to begin with.
I had always believed that genuine art was a risky business and artists experiment with new forms not in order to cause a sensation but because the old forms are no longer adequate for what they want to express.
I think we're going to see some rapid evolution as artists experiment directly in AR.
Some artists experiment with do-it-yourself models, an approach that is easier for established bands with iconic status and a loyal fan base.
Absolved of the need to imitate appearances, artists experimented with form and color.
Broeckmann's open-minded curiosity, drawing on extensive firsthand knowledge, allows artists' experiments to shine.
The show featured work by seven artists, experimenting with low-cost media like charcoal, watercolor and embroidery.
As Ms. Hussie-Taylor astutely writes in the program, "From the Futurists to the Grand Union to many artists experimenting today, the artist as trickster lives on".
In the 1960s pioneering artists experimented with the emergent computer technology and more recently the majority of artists have come to use this technology to develop and even to implement their artefacts.
