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Writing for the Visual Arts (Art Reference PE1479.A76 B47 2001) can be used for writing research papers, artists' statements, or résumés, portfolios, and grants, in addition to the following *selected* resources.
RESEARCH PAPERS |
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A Short Guide to Writing About Art
Art Reference Blue N7476.B37 2005
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More than a style manual, this guide includes sections on writing exhibition catalog entries and exhibition reviews, as well as discussion of critical approaches.
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Writing About Art
Art Reference Blue N7476.S29 2002
More on style manuals and citing resources....
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ARTISTS' STATEMENTS |
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Writing the Artist Statement
Art N8351.G66 2002
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Handbook with a holistic approach to writing an artist's statement.
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More how-to guides (free web resources):
Artists Information Statement (National Association of Independent Artists)
How to Write an Artist Statement (Artists Foundation)
Artist Statement Essentials (Artist Trust)
Writing an Artist's Statement (Emily Carr Institute Writing Centre)
Creating an Artist's Statement
Writing an Artist's Statement (also by Ariane Goodwin, from Ceramics Monthly)
Twentieth-Century Artists on Art: An Index to Writings, Statements, and Interviews by Artists, Architects, and Designers
Art Reference NX456.R59 1996
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Index to artists' statements printed in other publications.
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Theories and Documents of Contemporary Art: A Sourcebook of Artists' Writings
Art N6490.S765 1996 [Non-circulating]
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Collection of writings by and some interviews with 20th-century artists, which can be used as models for writing an artist's statement.
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For additional sources of artists' statements:
- search Pegasus for keywords "writings," "interviews," "exhibitions," or "statement*" in combination with "artists" or [artist's name];
- search Art Full Text and ARTbibliographies Modern for artist* statement* (try both singular and plural);
- consult the biographical dictionaries published by St. James or Gale (e.g., Modern Arts Criticism).
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RÉSUMÉS, PORTFOLIOS, GRANTS |
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Résumés, portfolios, and grants tend to be addressed as part of the big picture of art as a profession and a business.
Examples of books with lengthier discussions on these topics include:
- The Business of Being an Artist (Art N8600.G7 2000):
artists' statements p.120-123; grants p.291-317
- How to Survive and Prosper as an Artist (Art Reference N8600.B875 1989):
portfolios p.169-212; grants p.141-144
- The Business of Art (Art Reference N6505.M46 1988):
résumés p.8-15; grants p.118-132
You can browse through books in the N8350-N8353, N8600, and N347 or NX397-NX398 call number ranges, or search Pegasus for
keywords such as vocational guidance, marketing, proposal writing for grants, and scholarships, fellowships, etc.
Alternatively, you can look through non-art sources on these topics, or you can consult these free web resources for more targeted guidance.
Artist Résumé Recommended Conventions (College Art Association)
How Do I Write an Artist Résumé? (Artist Trust)
Art Résumés: What should they look like? (Artists Foundation)
Portfolio Development (New York Foundation for the Arts)
Dr. Art on Developing Your Artist Portfolio (New York Foundation for the Arts)
Grant Proposal Writing Tips (Corporation for Public Broadcasting)
Proposal Writing Short Course (Foundation Center)
Proposal Writing for Funding Projects (New York Foundation for the Arts)
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