Artist statements shed light on artists’ ideas

Picture_4
Several weeks ago, Dane Stickney of the Omaha Herald-Tribune contacted me because he was writing a story about the artist’s statement. I was fascinated that a reporter was interested in what is usually considered an esoteric  document in artists’ portfolios. After all, most of the general public has no idea what an artist statement is.

Catch Dane’s article: Artist statements shed light on artists ideas.

If you want to know more or to tackle your own, check out my Relatively Pain-Free Artist Statement journaling e-book. (There’s a free audio file on that page that will help you get started with yours.)

Share this post

It's a time for reflection.

Make time at the end of the year to reflect on your experiences, accomplishments, and milestones from 2024—before you plan for 2025.

The Artist’s
ANNUAL REVIEW 2024

FREE PDF with opt-in

You’ll receive:

  • 5 pages
  • 4 life areas
  • 57 prompts, including those for the year ahead

3 thoughts on “Artist statements shed light on artists’ ideas”

  1. Thanks for this link — very interesting article! We were just at the Bemis center last weekend and are headed back for tonight’s annual art auction. They expect to raise $400,000 for their programs, so I’m excited to see how it goes. Also the Hot Shops is very cool place, so glad to see it mentioned in the article too.

Leave a Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Scroll to Top

Reflect on the past year so you can plan for 2025. Get The Artist’s Annual Review 2024* PDF. Free with opt in.

4 life areas, 57 total prompts

*This review is a PDF written for the end of the year, but you can take stock anytime. You will also receive updates about new podcasts, blog posts, and programs. You can opt out at any time.

Privacy + Terms | About the Annual Review