The phrase "artists spread" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of artists disseminating their work or ideas, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The artists spread their creativity throughout the community by organizing workshops and exhibitions."
Alternatives: "artists share" or "artists distribute".
It includes work from more than 150 artists spread over two sites.
It includes work by 75 artists spread over seven shows in four boroughs, with the main event at El Museo itself.
What the museum came up with exceeded expectations: 100 works by 28 photographers and video artists, spread over 7,000 square feet.
As if to make up for lost time, the new edition is the biggest so far, including work by 75 artists spread over seven shows in four boroughs, with the main event at El Museo itself.
The electoral campaign saw artists come together to back her campaign, flooding social networks with artwork that cast her as a symbol of change, while street artists spread her message across the city.
The exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art surveys that trend with a woolly, at times idiosyncratic assemblage of more than 350 individual displays by 118 European artists spread over two levels of the museum.
Escape artist spreads the disease to Port Harcourt.
In Clemente's case, the artist spreads his layers out over a series of paintings, visually describing a single situation or motif through a set of variables.
Billboard critic Chuck Taylor praised the song, and did a further review on his column: "Eighteen-year-old Britney Spears, 1999's biggest-selling new artist, spreads it out like soft cream cheese on her fourth-to-be runaway smash single, as dreamy and freash as that first spin of "...Baby One More Time" over a year ago.
NGOs frequently commission HipCo artists to spread social awareness messages; Ebola has been no exception.
The work of sixty-three artistspreadpread over two floors of the Renzo Piano-designed building.
