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ART PORTFOLIO
CHECKLIST
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cover letter
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20 images
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image list
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artist résumé
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artist statement
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press packet (reviews, publications, postcards from exhibitions)
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self addressed stamped envelope (SASE)
Portfolio Development for Artists Working in All
Disciplines
By Susan Myers
New York Foundation for the Arts
Read the full article at:
www.nyfa.org/level4.asp?id=255&fid=1&sid=51&tid=197
artist
statement
"Your artist statement should
discuss both the conceptual (your ideas, concerns, and how they manifest
themselves in your work) and technical or formal aspects of your artwork. Your
statement may include information on any influences you feel inform your work.
Keep it simple, concise, and straightforward."
http://www.artistsfoundation.org/art_pages/resources/resources_arts_statement.htm
artist resume
http://www.collegeart.org/guidelines/resume.html
Your
artist résumé should list your:
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education
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awards, scholarships, fellowships, artist
residencies
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exhibitions
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bibliography (reviews and publications)
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collections
curriculum vitae
"The c.v. is a record of all
professional activities within academic careers, and is intended for use in
academic situations only."
http://www.collegeart.org/guidelines/visartcv.html
artist bio
"An artist bio, while containing
information similar to the artist résumé, is presented in a different format
than the résumé. An artist bio is most often written in the third person and in
paragraph form, and it highlights the information present on your résumé."
http://www.globalgallery.com/artist.bio.index1.php
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