The phrase "collaborating artist" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe an artist who is working with another artist to complete a project together. For example: "The exhibition features work by both the lead artist and their collaborating artist."
The naming of James Carpenter as collaborating artist for the building of the Fulton Street Transit Center in Lower Manhattan is a measure of New York State's aspirations.
James Carpenter, a master in the use and manipulation of light, has been involved as collaborating artist in the design of the oculus and the long Dey Street passageway.
Weeks before the party happened, collaborating artist Leif Elggren was meeting with the Warhol Foundation in order to procure possessions from his personal collection to aid in his sound collecting process.
Organizations are limited to one application each year, developed in tandem with the collaborating artist.
"The whole desire was to activate the base of the building," said Mr. Carpenter, who is also the collaborating artist on the Fulton Street Transit Center project, the design of which is to be unveiled tomorrow.
"It's O.K. that it's not that great because what's within it is just so beautiful," said Mr. Wheeldon, whose first collaborating artist in Morphoses was the couture designer Narciso Rodriguez.
What made the situation at Tibor de Nagy distinctive was that almost everyone was collaborating, artists and poets alike.
As a series featuring collaborating artists from around the world concludes, a global look at comic styles offers a glimpse into national cultures.
Later albums included artwork by collaborating artists: Ænima and Salival featured works by Cam de Leon; Lateralus and 10,000 Days were created with the help of Alex Grey.
The collaborating artists include Vicky Shick, Karen Robbins and Andrew Gurian.
Commissioned by Performa, the city's biennial of performance art, it will have actors playing a pair of collaborating artists, "M.E".
