Meet your new artist CV
As we countdown to launch, we’re sharing previews of Imprimo’s tools for visual artists.
This week: Meet your new artist CV
Do you already maintain a lengthy artist CV?
Perhaps you’re wondering how to format your first CV as a professional artist?
Or maybe you’re somewhere in between.
Whichever scenario best describes you, we can help.
Why every artist needs a CV
Your artist CV is evidence of your professional experience and artistic achievements. It’s a crucial document, needed for grant applications, exhibition calls, commissions, residency programs and more.
But it can be long and unwieldy, a pain to update across different platforms or formats, and it’s a text document tasked with painting a picture of your career as a visual artist.
How is an Imprimo CV different?
The Imprimo CV uses your art to tell the story of your career.
Alongside well-organized text, images of your work display within the CV. You can also upload documents such as photos of your studio process or from an opening, or a media interview.
The CV recognizes that your career is a web, not a straight line.
The piece that began with a grant application, took shape at a residency, and was recently included in an exhibition? In your Imprimo CV those events become inter-connected, allowing a viewer to navigate between different CV events and your artwork records.
Wait, there’s more!
On Imprimo, your CV is in sync with your verified artist profile. We call it a Living CV. When you populate relevant fields elsewhere on the platform, such as adding an exhibition, reproduction or residency to an artwork record, your CV builds itself!
When can I try it?
Imprimo, the all-in-one art-management tool for visual artists, is launching in March.
