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Release Year
2000
Book Title
Writing for the Visual Arts
ISBN
9780130225481

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Product Identifiers

Publisher
Pearson Education
ISBN-10
0130225487
ISBN-13
9780130225481
eBay Product ID (ePID)
1762820

Product Key Features

Number of Pages
160 Pages
Publication Name
Writing for the Visual Arts
Language
English
Subject
General, Rhetoric, Technical Writing
Publication Year
2000
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Art, Technology & Engineering, Language Arts & Disciplines
Author
George Yatchisin, Mashey Bernstein
Format
Trade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height
0.5 in
Item Weight
6.6 Oz
Item Length
7.9 in
Item Width
5.5 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
College Audience
LCCN
00-059833
Dewey Edition
21
Dewey Decimal
808/.0667
Table Of Content
1. How to Write Academic Art Papers: Welcome to the Community. 2. How to Write about Your Art. 3. How to Revise and Peer Review: "Stitching and Restitching." 4. How to Write a Résumé: A Lifetime in 30 Seconds. 5. How to Write a Letter of Application. 6. Writing Art Manifestos: Expressing Your Philosophy. 7. How to Write Press Releases: An Invitation to Your Art. 8. How to Write Grants and Proposals.
Synopsis
For any level course that deals with visual arts (art studio, painting sculpting, collage, drawing, graphic arts, or history, architecture, communications, film and theater.) Written in a reader-friendly style interlaced with vivid examples, this text details a comprehensive and concise methodology for the writing that students in the visual arts and those entering the professional world encounter academic papers, resumes, letters of application, manifestos, press releases, and grants. Emphasizes that students' (or professionals') art, in itself, will not always speak for them, and that both students and professionals must, therefore, learn to articulate their concepts and ideas, and to argue for, and earn, their place in the world of art., Written in a reader-friendly style interlaced with vivid examples, this how-to writing manual for visual artists details a comprehensive and concise methodology for the full spectrum of writing tasks they will encounter in both the academic and professional worlds--academic research papers, resumes, letters of application, manifestos, press releases, and grants. It emphasizes that professionals' art, in itself, will not always speak for them, and that they must, therefore, learn to articulate their concepts and ideas, and to argue for, and earn, their place in the world of art. Abundant examples (of stages of document development and complete documents) represent amateur as well as professional sources and an exceptionally full spectrum of visual art--painting, sculpting, collage, drawing, graphic arts, architecture, film, and theater. How to Write Academic Art Papers. How to Write about Your Art. How to Revise and Peer Review. How to Write a Resume. How to Write an Application Cover Letter. How to Write a Manifesto. How to Write Press Releases. How to Write Grants and Proposals. For visual artists of all kinds., Written in a reader-friendly style interlaced with vivid examples, this how-to writing manual for visual artists details a comprehensive and concise methodology for the full spectrum of writing tasks they will encounter in both the academic and professional worlds--academic research papers, resumes, letters of application, manifestos, press releases, and grants. It emphasizes that professionals' art, in itself, will not always speak for them, and that they must, therefore, learn to articulate their concepts and ideas, and to argue for, and earn, their place in the world of art. Abundant examples (of stages of document development and complete documents) represent amateur as well as professional sources and an exceptionally full spectrum of visual art--painting, sculpting, collage, drawing, graphic arts, architecture, film, and theater. KEY TOPICS: How to Write Academic Art Papers. How to Write about Your Art. How to Revise and Peer Review. How to Write a Resume. How to Write an Application Cover Letter. How to Write a Manifesto. How to Write Press Releases. How to Write Grants and Proposals. MARKET: For visual artists of all kinds., For any level course that deals with visual arts (art studio, painting sculpting, collage, drawing, graphic arts, or history, architecture, communications, film and theater.) Written in a reader-friendly style interlaced with vivid examples, this text details a comprehensive and concise methodology for the writing that students in the visual arts and those entering the professional world encounter--academic papers, resumes, letters of application, manifestos, press releases, and grants. Emphasizes that students' (or professionals') art, in itself, will not always speak for them, and that both students and professionals must, therefore, learn to articulate their concepts and ideas, and to argue for, and earn, their place in the world of art.
LC Classification Number
PE1479.A76B47 2001

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