Search Artsy.net for contemporary, professional artist statements from artists all over the world. Most artist statements include images of the artist's work and/or series.
Many books in the library collection contain professional artist statements. The majority of these artist statements are in titles relating to a specific artist and/or series of artwork. You can search "artist statement" or "artist's statement" as a phrase within the advanced search option of the library catalog to see which books contain artist statements and where they are located. Please note that many of these books are housed in special collections and require assistance to locate and access.
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The Ringling College of Art and Design's Center for Career Services website provides information on artist statements and their development. You can also make an appointment with the Academic Resource Center (ARC) for more assistance in writing your resume, cover letter, and artist statement.
This quick guide from artspartner.org provides information on writing an artist statement, do's and dont's, and the different types of artist statements. It also includes examples of artist statements and questions you may want to answer as you are writing.
An article from The Guardian that outlines what questions to ask yourself as you are writing. It also gives an example artist statement and breaks it down in terms of audience and purpose.
CC: Writing an artist's statement. Gwen Seemel Published on May 11, 2014