If one of your galleries closes, you know it, and disseminating material ? printed or electronic ? intimating that you still show there, isn't wise. Sure, the name, the location, the reputation may be impressive, but if a potential collector who knows that the gallery is no long extant reads that your work is there, well, they may, unwittingly, change the way they think about you and your art. I did. [...]

The Grants/Awards heading of your artist resume is self-explanatory -- this is where you will list grants, fellowships, awards, honors, artist residencies (not the teaching variety) and so on. [...]

One of the main problems with the Artist Residencies heading is that artists want to list art workshops they have participated in as a student. This section is not the place for that. [...]

Old information is worthless information. And even worse, you just might alarm your fans into thinking you've checked out. Let'em know you're still working this gig. [...]

The Education heading of the artist resume is considered by some to be just as controversial as the Short Biography heading mentioned in Part 3 of this artist resume series. [...]

There are different ways to approach the short biography header of your artist resume if you choose to include it (I, for one, think you should include it). I have offered two suggestions. [...]

There is more involved with the contact information you provide on your artist resume than just the 'face value' of said information on paper. [...]

Your artist resume should be as professional as possible -- that involves being upfront about who you are. [...]