The phrase "artists force" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a group of artists or the influence of artists, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The artists force behind this movement has inspired many to embrace creativity."
Alternatives: "artists collective" or "creative community".
Both artists force the viewer to dig beneath the surface to discover hidden significance.
By employing the authoritative institutional voice to narrate such unlikely tales, the artists force viewers to examine how fact is distinguished from fiction.
You are currently one of the artists in a very interesting exhibition at CCS Bard called "Anti-Establishment". Curated by Johanna Burton, the exhibition examines institutions of art and, contrary to what the title may imply, explores how certain artists force or "cajole" these institutions into reconsidering their established or traditional roles in order to support their particular art.
A good example, too, of art or artists forcing life into imitation.
And what if the arrival of the artists forces out the longtime residents?
But with the city growing increasingly expensive and many theater artists forced to become more pragmatic, that attitude has changed.
And these days they have as compelling a ring for scores of artists forced by a rocky commercial climate to seek new settings for their work.
A mass exodus took place, mostly by artists forced out of studios by developers demolishing buildings or gutting and transforming them into luxury condominiums.
So the band joins – perhaps even crowns – the pantheon of artists forced to make hasty exits from the stage for improbable reasons.
Among the intellectual elite, the preoccupation with history remains: the two major art shows in Berlin this fall, for instance, deal with German division and with the work of artists forced to flee by the Nazis.
"I guess if there can be any silver lining to the recent downturn, it would be that the artists forced out by the dot-com invasion are returning," Mr. George said.
