i think the best way is to not add unnecessary info like their birthday, school where they live or whatever unless it links to their art directly. I alos think you should describe a piece of the artists art and talk about the mood, tone and the materials they might have used and stuff similar to that. talking about how you would create a piece of art inspired by them is also good and if you have started your gsce art exam then talking about how their work links to the theme you have chosen is also good i hope this helps
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