Reformatting the artists' CV

    In April, one of the biggest tasks I finished was to reformat many artists' CV. Our institution has its own CV format - the concise format can well fit into any exhibition or printed brochure, but a lot of artists' CV had overwhelming word counts and various styles.  

    The process of reformatting was tiring but I got a good idea how to arrange an artist's CV with  a clear structure, and more important, I was really pleased with serving for the artist who needed our help. 

    After reformatting those CV, I was given several artists' names and required to send emails to the galleries representing them to ask for their CV, for our organisation currently lost their records. I firstly wrote down their names on a new word file and then searched all of them online in oder to find available CV. I sent out about five emails to the four galleries to ask for the detailed CV, but two galleries responded me with very strange ones of few information; although I request so many times, no replies any more.  The artist David Thomson replied me the following week, and I reformatted all the CV I got from those kind-hearted galleries. 

    As last, I sent a small report to the curator, in which I identified the artists whose CV were successfully reformatted, whose CV were provided again by the galleries and whose CV lacked details and still needed the contact with the galleries. 

    I practised being more and more organised in every task. ~^o^~