The phrase "artists programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a structured initiative or series of events designed for artists, often in the context of workshops, exhibitions, or educational opportunities.
Example: "The gallery is launching a new artists programme aimed at supporting emerging talent in the local community."
Alternatives: "artists initiative" or "artists scheme".
He was also removed as artistic director of the Met's young artists' programme.
He will join the Royal Opera's Jette Parker young artists programme in September.
But after she rented an apartment in London that year, under the auspices of the Covent Garden Young Artists Programme, her mastery of English improved.
Five of the roles are taken by members of the company's young Harewood artists programme, of whom Soraya Mafi's bright Tytania and David Webb's well-focused Lysander stand out.
Levine was appointed the company's music director in 1976, and stepped down two years ago due to ill health, taking the title music director emeritus and heading up the young artists' programme.
He gave $10m to the Los Angeles Opera and $14m to the Mariinsky Theatre of St Petersburg, where he will fund two new operas or ballets a year over the next three years, as well as a young artists' programme and a much-needed management office in New York.
DiDonato was taken on to the Santa Fe Opera apprentice scheme and then, in 1996, the Houston Grand Opera young artist programme.
The artist programme has inspired a design initiative for the improvement of the physical environment for older patients, and has created a unique art collection that is becoming a resource for scholarship.
Brody Studios is not just a place for members to hang out and party, but it's also a cultural venue with its own in-house artist programme.
However, it's the artist programme that is putting Smule on the music industry's radar - particularly since the Jessie J promotion.
Martin Hässler chewed the scenery engagingly as the mad doctor, Alison Langer negotiated Norina's vocal athletics powerfully, and David Shipley, soon to join the Royal Opera's young artist programme, sang stylishly as the hospital owner.
