The phrase "artists reference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing sources of inspiration or materials that artists use for their work.
Example: "In her latest painting, she drew from various artists' references to create a unique blend of styles."
Alternatives: "artist inspiration" or "artistic sources".
Deflecting allegations of copying, Koons said of the Gazing Ball Paintings that artists reference one another all the time.
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The sheer scale of the work being pushed out – surely the only true homage yet paid from a rapper to the "grind" and "hustle" of the drug-sales market that so many artists reference, and which E-40 knew as a participant before turning to music – means that listeners need time to absorb it in a manner that permits evaluation of its totality.
"We're not denying them but perhaps we can look at them more critically; our artists reference them but with a new way of looking at them".
The pop world isn't exactly teeming with artists referencing Jung at the moment.
Artists referenced included Wassily Kandinsky, Jackson Pollock, Claes Oldenburg and Marcel Duchamp.
Wap and most of the artists referenced the importance of hard-work and perseverance to their success, but if there was the one artist who put in the most work into his set, it was Meek Mill.
The album was stark and exciting, and it took on a second life as artists referenced its many nooks: Vince Staples evoked the foghorn tone of "Sullen Ground" on his breakout single, "Norf Norf," and "Blood and Form" was repurposed by Kid Cudi and Hit Boy on their collaboration "Scorn".
Another minor barrier to a view of the period's art results from a decision to broaden the range of artists' references to Napoleon's career by including late-19th century paintings that offer imaginary accounts and were motivated by the nostalgia characteristic of their own time.
"I find it comforting or empowering to see female artists referencing other female artists.
For through artists' referencing of cultural models from around the world, viewers and readers get an immediate and direct idea of how much more liberating it is to capaciously represent and experience the world's heterogeneity.
