
12 Steps to Exhibiting Your Work in Galleries as a Beginner Artist: 7. Beginning to write an artist statement
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Welcome to the 12 Steps to Exhibiting Your Work in Galleries as a Beginner Artist series! I'm Antonio Alanis, and in this seventh episode, we’re exploring an important tool for connecting with curators and audiences—writing your artist statement—and how to begin crafting one that authentically represents your work.
Whether you’ve never written an artist statement before or are looking to refine one, this video will guide you through the first steps of expressing your artistic vision and intent with clarity and confidence.
Here’s what you’ll learn in this video:
✅ What an artist statement is and why it’s essential for gallery exhibitions.
✅ Key questions to help you reflect on your art and articulate your creative process.
✅ Tips for writing in a way that feels authentic, approachable, and true to your voice as an artist.
Let’s continue your journey to exhibiting your work by giving your art a voice through a strong and personal artist statement!
📩 Have questions about writing your artist statement or want to share your first draft? Leave a comment below—I’d love to hear from you! You can also check out my website at antonioalanisart.com.