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Artist's statement
Avoiding clichés and jargon
When you avoid including over-used sayings or empty “jargon” in your artist’s statement, you are avoiding: (1 point) Responses assumptions. assumptions. clichés. clichés. criticisms. criticisms. creativity.
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