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And indeed, as others have previously said, I wouldn't worry so much if you're just starting out! But I'd still try to follow the CAA guidelines for formatting, etc.

I don't know; I think it depends on the institution and networking opportunities, but I'm generally wary of unpaid positions. You can always negotiate (a friend of mine was offered an internship, but he convinced them to at least pay him $8/hr, which in NYC is not much). Also, I'd probably target internships that give you more responsibility rather than bitch work. My two cents.

I would follow the CV formatting guidelines for art historians on the College Art Association website: http://www.collegeart.org/guidelines/arthistcv Mine is ordered as follows: Education Professional Experience (you can list other jobs here, but I'd probably only focus on what is relevant) Awards/Fellowships/Grants Publications Presentations Professional Affiliations Languages

aha, elmago... i just realized that you are in the studio program. would you be so kind as to tell me how they notify you, by phone or e-mail?

elmago, congratulations! was it for critical, curatorial, or studio?

I had an interview a few days ago...