The phrase "artists relationships" is not correct in written English; it should be "artists' relationships" to indicate possession.
You can use it when discussing the connections or interactions between multiple artists.
Example: "The documentary explores the artists' relationships and how they influence each other's work."
Alternatives: "relationships among artists" or "connections between artists".
With living artists, relationships matter even more.
She tends at times to press too hard, plunging down rabbit holes of forehead-wrinkling psychological conjecture, as in her belabored analysis of the artists' relationships with their families.
"Judd was fascinated by modern engineering, and the kind of connection that 19th-century commercial architecture had with his own aesthetic, and his interest with industrially made things," said Jed Perl, an art critic and the author of "New Art City" (Knopf, 2005), a history of postwar artists' relationships to New York.
The artists' relationships and dedications to ceramic art, woodwork, portraiture, among other pursuits, turns the raw, unplugged passion to create into an artform itself.
Last season of Art in the Twenty-First Century, made by non-profit organization ART21, features artists' relationships to the places where they live.
But artists' relationship to the internet is changing, fast.
It's hard to forget that the artists' relationship was disintegrating while the piece was being made.
It takes on migration in the U.S and globalization, Négritude and cultural hybridity, black artists' relationship with European traditions and experimentation, as well as photography, jazz and activism.
Marc Riley's Musical Time Machine (Tuesday, 11.30am, Radio 4) revisits two interviews from the archive, loosely connected by the artists' relationship to the counterculture of the late 60s.
Concentrating on the work of seven important artists, the seminar will investigate issues of originality and reproduction raised by artists' relationship to the evolving institution of the art museum.
Where it gets tricky is the artists' relationship with the record label or the publisher [and how the money is distributed].
