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You can in RDA, but you can't have a relationship designator and a |t title analytic. If you want to retain relationship designators, then a quoted note may be better.   Note: related works don't have to be traced in added headings in RDA - sometimes a quoted note may be better.

Subject headings:

1. H1250#2. 'Art by a single artist' states we should assign additional headings for style or movement, theme, location, and ownership, but I see many variation in this practice.  What is recommended?

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LC practice: Enter an auction catalog or a sales catalog of an art dealer, gallery, etc., under the heading for the dealer, gallery, etc., according to category a of 21.1B2 ("its resources (e.g., cataloguescatalogs, inventories)") although the dealer, gallery, etc., may have only temporary custody of the contents represented in the catalog. For monographs, make an added entry under the heading for the person or body from whom the contents of the catalog emanated if the person or body is named in the chief source. (If the catalog is devoted to the works of a single artist and contains the reproductions of the artist's works, apply LCRI21.17B.)

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Generally in RDA, the artist is considered a collaborator with authors, editors, curators because he is rarely the chief source of the catalog or a direct influence on the catalog*.* The first named creator should get main entry and the rest get added entries.

References:

1. ULAN or Union list of artist's names: http://www.getty.edu/research/tools/vocabularies/ulan/

2. ARLIS' Cataloging exhibition publications: best practices \[AARC2\]: [http://www.loc.gov/cds/desktop/documents/cep-bp.pdf]

3. Arlis CPGD or Cataloging Problems Discussion Group:

http://www.arlisna.org/search?searchword=Cataloging%20Problems%20Discussion%20Group&searchphrase=exact^{Image Added}