The phrase "artists method" is not correct as it lacks an apostrophe to indicate possession.
It should be "artist's method" if referring to the method of a single artist, or "artists' method" for multiple artists. You can use it when discussing the specific techniques or approaches employed by an artist or group of artists in their work.
Example: "The artist's method involves a unique blend of traditional and modern techniques that sets her apart from her peers."
Alternatives: "creative approach" or "artistic technique".
Witless writing — but at least with a few turns of phrase that rise above the basement level — also marks "Method & Red," a baggy-pants rehashing of "The Beverly Hillbillies," starring the hip-hop artists Method Man and Redman as inhabitants of an affluent white suburb.
The artists' method might seem like a single, formal conceit having to do only with the outer surface of things, but driven by the trickster impulse, it yields a perceptual friction that reverberates deeper and deeper inward.
Most of the time, Ms. González spends her hours looking beneath the surface of the Prado's masterpieces, searching for insights into the artists' methods and thinking.
Exhibition "ART INSIDE OUT," three large-scale, interactive environments created by the artists Elizabeth Murray, William Wegman and Fred Wilson, with opportunities for visitors to try the artists' methods, alter their works and literally get inside the art.
The nomination announcement said the four artists' methods "suggest the impact of the internet, cinema, TV and mobile technologies on a new generation of artists".
They're unframed and tacked to the walls, creating a sense of the informality of the artists' methods, allowing viewers a closer look at the marks and materials.
"She's doing the primary research and coming up with wonderful information". Modeled after publications of the National Gallery of Art in Washington, the Huntington's British painting catalogue will also include technical information on materials, artists' methods and the condition of the artworks.
Russell developed a singular artist method, drawing deliberate patterns, messages and images on her skin and photographing the inflamed result.
The focus here is fixed primarily on the work of the theory-inclined Latvian artist Karl Ioganson, and the theoretical writings of Aleksei Gan and Nikolai Tarabukin, during the period from late 1921 to early 1924, when some of the constructivists tried largely in vain to turn themselves into something called production artists, the method and meaning of which few of them could agree on.
There could be a personal inscription from an artist that reveals a bit of its history, or a sketch that provides a peek into an artist's method, or a centuries-old sticker from a dealer or auction house that helps trace the work's past.
This young Chicago artist's method is to conflate ordinarily unrelated verbal or visual systems and to embody these odd couplings in sleek signs or objects.
