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Steps to writing your artist’s Resume. by Kathy Shell

List your most recent activities first (under each heading). Use 10 pt. type or larger.

1. Name

Name (in bold or larger font)
Address:
Phone Number(s): Work, Studio, Home, Fax
Email:
Personal Website: (if appropriate)

Comments: Be sure to list addresses and phone numbers that are current. Make it easy to be reached. The inclusion of such information as place and date of birth is optional.

2.  Artistic  Education

3. Artistic Teaching experience

4. Grants/Fellowships (Awards/Honors, etc.)

 5. Exhibition Record (* solo shows marked by asterisk)

6. Bibliography (Reviews/Articles/Catalogues, Reviews/Articles/Interviews)

7. Publications (Published Writings, Critical Writings)

8. Conferences (Conferences/Symposia)

Other CategoriesThere are a wide variety of professional activities that can be deserving of headings.

Gallery Representation (Gallery Affiliation)

Artist Residencies (Artist-in-Residence)

Professional Service (Service)

Technical Abilities (Technical Expertise, Technical Skills)

Professional Organizations (Professional Affiliations)

 Exhibitions Juried

Exhibitions Curated

Collections your work s are included in.

Commissions.

Website

References

Using a professional service, to write your resume.

I am qualified to and happy to assist creative artists wanting professional help in writing their resumes. With more than fifty years of successful, creating, exhibiting, and international sales in a wide range of creative arts including business writing of resumes.  I have been assisting artists to write resumes for the past thirty years. My fee for this is my standard, art tuition time based fee.

I am available now, via the contact page, to assist in resume writing for an on line tutorial fee.

I begin my art and writing tour very shortly, I know that many people want to see me, speak to me about their art work, ask my advice about their resume preparation,  and their creative work,  ask for tips.  I am happy to assist as many artists as I can and encourage beginners to start in art. There will be a standard fee per half hour, for all professional consultation, work, including constructive critiques, resume advice, art tips, and the best value would be to advance book and pay, a two and a half hour tutorial for $50. As my casual fee is $20. per each 30 minutes lesson time. This fee is per person. 
I will be touring Victoria through March 2010. NSW April 2010 May will be NSW or QLD. Touring Southern QLD in early June 2010 and FNQ in July 2010.  I will be making fewer longer stops in one location during August and September 2010 so tutorials during those months will be at the casual rate or conducted. on line.
 
 
 
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I provide free art information/lessons, here in my 'A creative life, blog'. Requests by artists, for 'tips' or to 'show me their art work and seek advise',, needs to be booked as an art lesson. I am available to provide quality art lessons, constructive critiques of art, on line, for an art tuition fee. My fee for tutorials is in my art lesson page.

I will be sharing the overnight location of our van, here in these pages and we will be happy to put out a showing of the print reproductions from my art works and a few originals to visitors indicating they are interested in making a purchase and I will also happily engage in teaching art, (if time is available), for the art tuition fee.  

For more information go to my art lesson page. 

I am of course very happy to meet my friends, :-) as i travel, I want to do this, I don't want to mix this with business, it will be purely for pleasure to have friends call at our van, please feel no pressure to have to buy from us or book a tutorial art lesson, those things are available,where we have the time to show and tell, for those people who request this.