The phrase "artists project" is not correct as it lacks proper grammatical structure.
It could be used in contexts discussing a project related to artists, but it needs clarification or modification for proper usage.
Example: "The artists' project aims to showcase local talent through various exhibitions."
Alternatives: "art project" or "project by artists".
It is into this apocalyptic vision that the artists project.
It's cool to hear the roughly 30 artists project their styles on these passionate interpretations.
Both artists project a rueful awareness of the generation gap in which they are caught -- between countercultural optimism and world-weary realism.
A 200-square-foot exhibition space, for example, will only cost $1,950, and artists' project spaces are inexpensive too, costing those who are accepted a fee of $500 for 100 square feet of space at 111 Front Street.
The Valise, a collective artists' project, unites seven South American artists Johanna Calle, Mateo López and Nicolás Paris, Maria Laet, Rosângela Rennó, Matías Duville, and Christian Vinck Henriquez with the Argentine writer César Aira.
Larry Greenberg, who is 61 and retired two years ago from Hallmark, has built sculptures from canned goods to promote employees' contributions to a food bank in the Kansas City area and created life-size gorillas from papier-mâché for an annual artists' project at the Kansas City Zoo.
Her ambitious inaugural effort is a sequence of six artists' projects and one group show.
Within the space are desks for ticketing and information, galleries for artists' projects, lavatories, cloak rooms and such.
A group of artists projected videos on sheets in the windows, showing silhouettes of families re-enacting their last 72 hours before eviction.
"They are very good at managing the environment and putting artists' projects at the center of the fair," said Louisa Buck, the contemporary art correspondent for The Art Newspaper.
The shed is constructed from parts of previous Habitat sheds, its sections often layered with artwork, bearing witness to past artists' projects.
