Artist Statement Sample Clauses

Artist Statement. We will assist you in writing and/or editing your artist statement, as needed.
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Artist Statement. 1. An artist statement must accompany your submission. Use the following format to guide your writing • Describe your work and your artistic process (inspiration, motivation, etc.) • Discuss your preferred medium in terms of why it appeals to you. • Discuss your motivation for becoming an art educator. • How will you see your creative work impacting the classroom? • What is the importance of students being exposed to you as a creative? • What are your plans for expanding upon the creative work that you have submitted? 2. Evaluation of images will be based on • Clarity of artistic voice. • Demonstrated skill in concentration appropriate to education level (quality and craftsmanship). • Clarity of image (2-d work should be cropped appropriately, 3-d work should be photographed on a white background if possible). Xx. Xxxxx Xxxxx xx0000@xxxxx.xxx LEVEL 2 REQUIREMENTS ☐53 Credits– Can be in progress and includes transfer credit and courses taken at Xxxxx State.
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Artist Statement. Email correspondence with the author, 7 December. Xxxxxx, X. 2007. Can We Get Our Materialism Back, Please? Isis, 98, 138–142.
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Artist Statement. Please include a short story of the work - this will appear on the exhibition label with your name and the selling price. (What the piece is called, how it was made, materials used in the process, and the technique used) NAME: ADDRESS: PHONE: EMAIL: ARTIST STATEMENT: I have given convenient time. authority to collect my unsold items at a
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Artist Statement. Each piece in the Mother and Child series is a celebration of relational life in my home during my sons’ little years. My intent is to depict the loveliness of my wife during her happy and chaotic first chapter of mothering, the boundless energy of our three boys, and the wonder of the mother-child connection. In celebrating my family with these marks, my aim is to remain present and reflective in a season when it is easy to prioritize the urgent and become distracted from what is important. 2020 Census Every ten years, the United States Census Bureau counts every resident in the United States, as mandated by the Constitution. The next census will take place in the spring of 2020. Your participation is critical to ensuring representation at all levels of government and that Lincolnwood, Cook County and the State of Illinois receive a fair share of federal funding to support a wide variety of projects and services. Participating in the 2020 Census is a civic duty. Census data is also used for research, and academic institutions, medical facilities and businesses all utilize census data for a variety of purposes. For more information about the 2020 Census please visit: xxx.xxxxxx.xxx/ One of the highlights of the fall season is the Lincolnwood Turkey Trot. This CARA Certified 5K and 10K chip timed race features a flat, fast course perfect for novice as well as more experienced runners. The Turkey Trot also features a popular 5K Fitness Walk and a Drumstick Dash race for children six and younger, grouped by age. Registration is now online at xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx, in person or by mail at the Parks and Recreation Department, located in Village Hall, 0000 X. Xxxxxxx Avenue. Don’t wait to register: the earlier runners and walkers register, the lower the race entry fee will be. The Village is excited to debut our newly redesigned finisher medals, which will be awarded to each registered participant who crosses the finish line. Learn more or register at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxxxx. Volunteering for the Lincolnwood Turkey Trot is a terrific way to give back to the community and participate in all the fun. As a volunteer, you have your choice of assisting with gear check, water stations or as a course marshal. To join the volunteer team for this year’s race, please contact Recreation Supervisor, Xxxxxx Xxxx at (000) 000-0000 or xxxxx@xxx.xxx. Without our wonderful sponsors each year, the Village would not be able to bring you this event that highlights our great co...
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Artist Statement. Artists are asked to provide a photo of themselves with a short (1/2 page) artist statement to be included in the virtual & live show. The statement is meant to give the viewer (possible buyer) insight into who you are as an artist, your creative process, and your art. Please be concise. If all your artworks are similar, one paragraph may cover it. If your artworks are vastly different from each other, you may need to give a little more explanation. Please do not exceed more than ½ page.
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Artist Statement. (optional but suggested) The Exhibit Curator may supply a 4”X 6” photograph or high quality jpeg image of each participating artist along with his/her biographical information to be displayed in the exhibit. Arrangements can be made to have GA print this if it is difficult or inconvenient for the Exhibit Curator to do so. The suggested size is 8 1/2”X 11”. The Exhibit Curator may be responsible for mounting the artist information sheet(s) on foamboard and mounting it/them with putty. GA can provide the putty if necessary. Or a binder may be on display with the artists’ statements and photographs.
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Artist Statement. There should be one statement from each artist on the application. An Artist Statement provides context for your work. What are your goals? What influences you? What themes or subject matter do you focus on and why? (Less than 200 words.)
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Artist Statement. Provide techniques used to produce your product(s). We are not asking you to share your secrets, we merely want to understand the craftmanship that goes into your product. Be as specific/accurate as possible. Returning vendors must specify products not previously approved. Product Materials Used Cost of Materials Time to Produce Product
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