ARTIST'S BIOGRAPHY:
•Write in 3rd person •Begin with full name followed by pronoun or last name •1 page •Often printed/displayed by galleries or submitted for publication •I often add a photograph & my website address •Even though you are writing about yourself, write in your own voice…the writing should not feel forced or uncomfortable *A mini biography of 50-100 words is often requested by magazines/publishers ARTIST'S STATEMENT: There are two types of Artist’s Statements: 1. GENERAL: •Written in 1st person •1 page •Overview of you & your work •May include background, inspiration, tools, materials •Often used when submitting to juried/group exhibitions •FREEFALL WRITING: Coined by Canadian author W.O. Mitchell…write naturally without stopping, then edit for grammar & punctuation 2. SPECIFIC: •Relates to a specific body of work •Inspiration is an important part of this statement •1 page TIPS: •Sit down and write free-hand •Jot down notes while you work •Have family members & friends read your statement for understanding, clarity & errors CURRICULUM VITAE: •When submitting for exhibit, you will typically submit a 1-2 page CV though I do include everything I’ve taken part in as an artist on my online CV (www.veronicafunk.com). •I also include a short bio at the top of my CV (not required). •Include Education (can include workshops), Awards, Professional Experience, Exhibitions/Highlights, Corporate Collections, Affiliations, etc. • Also include contact information like a traditional resume Comments are closed.
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