The phrase "artists ordering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where artists are requesting or arranging for something, such as supplies, services, or artwork.
Example: "The gallery is currently processing the artists ordering their materials for the upcoming exhibition."
Alternatives: "artists requesting" or "artists arranging".
For the previously sensible Tim Cook to go on a spree, splashing out billions on a fashion brand like a hiphop artist ordering up Cristal champagne in a club, seems out of character.
No morals".~ Ai Wei Wei, a Chinese artist, "Controversial Chinese artist ordered to demolish studio" (Telegraph).
For a museum installation in Los Angeles, he stripped and wrestled with the artist Paul McCarthy, ordering him to squeal like a pig.
In the spring of 2010, three Lebanese comic-book artists were ordered to come to the Beirut headquarters of the Directorate of General Security, where the country's censorship authorities are located.
What ever happened to the intellectual cafés of Greenwich Village, where struggling artists could order a cup of coffee (not a Venti), read a newspaper (not an iPad), and talk to someone sitting across from them (not via text message)?
To create her latest series, the artist Laurie Simmons ordered a high-end Japanese love doll — a life-sized, anatomically correct synthetic female, designed for use as an inanimate sex partner.
Movie stars, politicians, artists and architects ordered them.
Along with other court artists, he was ordered to design an array of ceremonial stage props to enhance the emperor's status visually.
"Galleries are under pressure to put on blockbuster exhibitions by big-name artists in order to generate revenue," Saumarez Smith says.
Khoj's first initiative in 1997 was to organize a workshop for 12 Indian and 12 international artists in order to exchange ideas and start up an artistic dialogue.
