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 Artist CV:


We were tasked with creating our own artists CVs and to comment on someone else's. Contrary to a normal CV in an artist CV you only need to include information that relates to your artistic achievements, such as exhibitions and commissions, and you are encourage to make it visually enticing. 

Personal statement:

A passionate and practicing fine art student with exhibition experience. An education in Art, design and fashion, always strives to produce interesting and creative work. Specialities in photography, abstract art and cyanotypes. 


Exhibitions:

2022 - NSA Exhibition 

2023 - Nottingham College end of year Exhibition 

2024 - Nottingham castle 'Reprise' Exhibition 

2024 - Nottingham College end of year Exhibition


Education:

2021 - English language A Level grade C

2021 - English Literature A Level grade D

2023 - Access to higher education: Art, design and fashion - Nottingham college - grade Distinction


Extra courses:


2022 - Semi abstract painting couse - Inspire 

2022 - Semi abstract landscape painting  course - Inspire 

2022 - Mixed media collage course  - Inspire 




At the moment my artist CV is Lacking, but as my career grows my CV will grow as well. 



Evaluating someone else's artist CV:



I think that this is a good and solid Artist CV especially for an art student. Everything a set out clearly with headings and bullet points, it doesn't drag on and provides all the necessary information as well as some important personal achievements. They have stated their most important skills and included a personal statement so that employers have an understanding of who they're hiring. 



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