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Guidance for Artists Applying to PICES Exhibitions Applying to exhibit your work can feel both exciting and uncertain. One of the most common questions we hear from artists is: What is the curator really looking for? To support artists in preparing their submissions, we’re pleased to share insights from our Curator, Warren Nichols, offering guidance on both the Small Works Exhibition and the Contempora Exhibitions. Small Works – An Open Invitation First introduced as part of

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An artist CV is an essential part of presenting your work professionally. Whether you’re submitting to an exhibition, applying for opportunities or building your profile, your CV provides a structured overview of your artistic career and achievements. While similar to a standard résumé, an artist CV is focused entirely on your visual arts practice — highlighting exhibitions, education and accomplishments relevant to your work as an artist. What is an Artist CV? An artist CV (