artist statement

anyone have any good resources for writing an artist statement?

i love talking about art and should probably remain somewhat relaxed and conversational...i think concise is pretty important too...i'm just not sure i've very good at writing about my work.

i tend to want to give too much information and in being so aware, i start to censor myself tremendously in my writing. my work has evolved a lot since i was in college, but the work i like and that i find to be more successful tends to be about femininity, being a woman and the baggage - good and bad - associated with that...

i did find a good resource to start brainstorming...but i haven't gotten anywhere conclusive...

just curious what other artists were writing...links?

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