Upload your two-page maximum artist resume as a Microsoft Word (.doc) or Text (.txt) file. Teams may submit two pages per artist in one document. Keep the formatting simple.

Below are some suggested items to include:

• Contact Information: At the top of each page, include your name, address, phone number, email address, and URL.
• Education: List all academic degrees earned. Also include periods of study at schools or universities attended without completing a degree.
• Professional Experience:
  • Commissions: List commissions with details including the project or artwork title, location, commissioning agency, project partners, project budget and date of completion.
  • Exhibitions: List the title of the exhibition, the exhibition space, and the city and state where the exhibition was presented. Indicate if it was a solo show, group show, juried exhibition or invitational exhibition.
  • Collections: List private collections, corporate collections, permanent public collections, etc. You may want to ask permission to list a private owner of your work.
  • Experience: You may also consider listing experience that is relevant to your professional art-making career including teaching, technical experience, residencies and lectures.
• Honors, Awards & Grants: List honors and awards, grants or other recognition of merit.
• Bibliography: List books, magazines, newspapers and catalogues that reference your artwork.
• Professional Affiliations: List professional organizations, national, regional and local, to which you belong.

Write a statement (300 words or less) explaining why you are interested in the project, how your work is appropriate for the opportunity, and relevant past experience. If submitting as a team, include a description of how the team works together and clearly explain any collaborative work experience.

Please submit up to $IMAGE_COUNT examples of recent work that best illustrate your qualifications:

DIGITAL IMAGE WORK SAMPLES— Applicants may submit a minimum of 1 and up to $IMAGE_COUNT total digital images of past work (no composites) that best illustrate their qualifications for this project. If applying as a team, a maximum of $IMAGE_COUNT images may be submitted, inclusive of all team members. Images will be projected one at a time during the application material review session. Upload JPG files only (GIFs, TIFFs and other formats will not be accepted). Images must be under 2MB, 1920 pixels on the longest side and at least 72 dpi.
><br> AUDIO/VIDEO WORK SAMPLES— Applicants may submit a minimum of 1 and up to $AUDIO_COUNT audio and/or $VIDEO_COUNT video files (no composites) of past work that best illustrate their qualifications for this project via SoundCloud or Vimeo respectively. Once you have uploaded your audio and/or video selections, indicate the URLs (e.g. http://www.vimeo.com/2992575) on the corresponding Work Sample Upload pages of the application. Each applicant's audio/video work will be reviewed for a cumulative total of [NUMBER OF MINUTES] minutes maximum. Work samples must be edited to conform to this time limitation, or include a notation in the Work Sample Description (see below) that indicates start and stop time for each piece. All digital samples must be compatible with iTunes (audio file types include .wav, .aiff, and .mp3; video file types include .mp4, .mov and .m4v) and should be tested by the applicant prior to submission.

Once uploaded, the system will automatically label the files with your last name, first initial, and a number indicating viewing order.

You will be required to list the title of your artwork/project, medium/media format, date and dimensions/duration. Optional fields include project location, commissioning agency, budget, project partners, photo credit, and copyright owner. Applicants also are encouraged to include a brief description (75 words or less) of each project. After your first entry, the text fields will automatically populate with information from the previous work sample upload. This is meant to help expedite the inclusion of multiple work samples per artwork/project and can be easily changed by highlighting and typing over the text. All work samples and descriptive text can be reviewed, edited or deleted by clicking on the file name in the left hand progress navigation. Work samples can be reordered if needed when the application preview step is reached.

Reference the application checklist or the FAQ section under the help tab for further information.