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Artist Statement Creation Guide

This document provides an artist statement flow chart to help artists construct a statement about their artwork. The flow chart guides artists through five steps: 1) Describe the artwork, 2) How it was created, 3) The big idea behind it, 4) The goals for the artwork, and 5) Overall thoughts on the artwork. Questions are provided under each step to help artists reflect on various aspects of their work and creative process when writing their statement.

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Artist Statement Creation Guide

This document provides an artist statement flow chart to help artists construct a statement about their artwork. The flow chart guides artists through five steps: 1) Describe the artwork, 2) How it was created, 3) The big idea behind it, 4) The goals for the artwork, and 5) Overall thoughts on the artwork. Questions are provided under each step to help artists reflect on various aspects of their work and creative process when writing their statement.

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Artist Statement Flow Chart

Use this chart to help you construct an artist statement about your artwork.

1 Describe
Some questions to consider: What does
your artwork look like? What is the
Start Here subject matter? What is the title of your
your artwork. work? What elements or principles are
most obvious in your work?

Some questions to consider: What


media is your artwork made from? 2 How did you
create your art?
What tools, techniques or processes
did you use to create your artwork?

Some questions to consider:

3 What is the big idea What or who inspired your


artwork? Does your work
express a personal or social
behind your artwork? issue? What emotions did you
try to show in your artwork?

Some questions to
consider: What are your 4 What were your
goals as an artist? Did this
piece help you reach your
goals? Why or why not?
goals for this artwork?

5 What are your Some questions to consider: What did

overall thoughts
you learn in creating this artwork? Is
the final piece what you imagined?
How so? How will this piece influence
of your artwork? your future artworks?

Way to go! You just wrote a reflective artist statement.


Please edit your statement for spelling and grammar.
Ask a friend to read it through and share their thoughts on your artist statement.

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