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Depending on the type of opportunity, one of three distinct documents would be submitted:  \n● An artist resume  \n● A standard resume  \n● A CV (curriculum vitae)  \nPostings may not specify which of these three different types of documents they are requesting. The job posting may request ‘a resume’ without specifying further. Because of this lack of specificity (or the possible misutilization of document titles within the posting), it is the applicant’s responsibility to closely review all of the information within the posting and ensure a document appropriate for the role is submitted. If you are ever unsure which document to submit, connect with Career Development.  \nThe table below outlines the differences between these three types of documents and should be used to identify which to include within each application.  \n\n| ARTIST RESUME | STANDARD RESUME | CV (CURRICULUM VITAE) |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| ● Sometimes called Artist CV; often | ● Generally, this is the type of | ● Consistently referred to as a |\n| just called a resume | document being requested | CV and is not known by any |\n| ● Used for exhibitions, RFQs, | when a posting requests a | other name |\n| RFPs, gallery/museum/art venue | resume; they won’t include | ● Used in academia for |\n| submissions, grant applications, | ‘standard’ in the title. | applications to teaching |\n| residency/fellowship applications | ● Sometimes referred to as a | positions, especially at a |\n| ● Not used to apply for | CV in the US, but that is | college level |\n| jobs/internships, even if | incorrect unless the employer | ● Fully comprehensive and |\n| art/design related | is overseas, as some | extensive record of entire |\n| ● Targeted summary highlighting | countries use the term CV for | academic and professional |\n| your artistic accomplishments, | both actual CVs and standard | history |\n| exhibitions, education/training, art | resumes | ● No page limit: the more |\n| instruction experience, art-related | ● Used for applications for jobs | experience you possess, the |\n| work experience, publications | and internships | lengthier the document |\n| (including collaborative works) | ● The most commonly | ● No information is excluded |\n| ● One to two pages maximum; one | requested (and expected) | ● Information should not be |\n| is greatly preferred | professional document | removed; it is an ongoing list |\n| ● Excludes non-art-related work | ● Concise, targeted summary of | which is continuously |\n| history | professional skills and | expanding as education grows |\n| ● Sections within an artist resume | experiences | and professional experiences |\n| can include: | ● Tailored to each job | occur and are added |\n| ○ Education | opportunity | ● Includes all content sections |\n| ○ Experience (art-related | ● Limited to one page (may be | necessitated by your academic |\n| jobs/internships only; not as | up to two for those who have | and professional background: |\n\n\n| detailed as a standard resume)\u003Cbr>○ Exhibitions (might be split into Solo, Two-Person, and/or Group Exhibitions and listed separately or grouped together depending on number of associated exhibitions)\u003Cbr>○ Publications\u003Cbr>○ Bibliography\u003Cbr>○ Collections (notable only, exclude family/friends)\u003Cbr>○ Residencies/Fellowships/ Awards/Grants (can be grouped together or included as separate sections asneeded)\u003Cbr>○ Teaching Experience (artrelated only)\u003Cbr>○ Lectures/Panels/Artist Talks\u003Cbr>○ Commissions\u003Cbr>○ Exhibitions Curated","cbCaihg9xzHIWyI0","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihg9xzHIWyI0","pdf",867463,"English","# The Artist Resume\n## Choosing the correct document type\n## Differences between artist resume, standard resume, and CV\n## Primary resource and conventions","[{\"question\":\"How should applicants decide whether to submit an artist resume, a standard resume, or a CV?\",\"answer\":\"Applicants should review the specifics of the opportunity posting and determine which document type matches the role. 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