This is a semi-official link to my graduate school project. It isn't really a finished website yet, but we are working on it.
In slightly related news, I am working on writing a rejection letter to everyone who applies but whose work doesn't really fit with the project. So far I have written:
Obviously 100% appropriate? I haven't ever really been rejected before, so I'm not sure how to do this tactfully. Any tips??
In slightly related news, I am working on writing a rejection letter to everyone who applies but whose work doesn't really fit with the project. So far I have written:
Dear [Insert Name],
The
Great Plains Art Museum at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln would like to
sincerely thank you for your submission to our juried exhibition, “Contemporary
Indigeneity: The New Art of the Great Plains”.
We received a surprisingly large amount of submissions, and frankly,
yours sucked. It was not really what we were looking for, so we ask you to
please come pick it up. It will be in the dumpster located in the alley between
P and Q streets off of 12th in downtown Lincoln, Nebraska, as that is where we felt it was most appropriately displayed.
We hope you will apply again to our next show!
And just remember, that which doesn’t kill you only makes
you stronger.
-Alicia Harris
Obviously 100% appropriate? I haven't ever really been rejected before, so I'm not sure how to do this tactfully. Any tips??
4 comments:
hahaha. i think you've got it.
Wow. That's my most favorite rejection letter, ever.
I would be ruthlessly direct. 5 sentences is too many.
It seems to me you're already the Queen of Tact so...
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