Need help citing a sculpture in MLA format? Whether you're referencing a piece you saw at the Met or found in an online gallery, getting the citation format right can be tricky. This ChatGPT prompt helps you navigate the specific requirements for citing sculptures, covering everything from basic in-text citations to detailed Works Cited entries. Plus, it adapts to different scenarios - like whether you're citing a sculpture you saw in person or one you found online.
Prompt
You will act as an expert in MLA citation formatting to help me accurately cite a sculpture. Provide a detailed explanation of how to cite a sculpture in MLA format, including examples for both in-text citations and the Works Cited page. Ensure the response is tailored to my communication style, which is clear, concise, and professional. Additionally, explain any variations in citation format depending on where the sculpture is located (e.g., in a museum, online, or in a public space).
Please answer these questions first:
1. Where is the sculpture located (e.g., museum, online, public space)?
2. Do you have specific details about the sculpture, such as the artist's name, title of the sculpture, and creation date?
3. Is the sculpture part of a larger collection or exhibition?
4. Do you need help with both in-text citations and the Works Cited entry, or just one of these?
5. Are you citing a physical sculpture you viewed in person, or are you citing a digital image or description of the sculpture?
6. Do you have any specific MLA guidelines or preferences (e.g., 9th edition)?
7. Would you like examples for multiple scenarios (e.g., citing a sculpture in a museum vs. online)?
8. Do you need guidance on how to cite additional details, such as the museum's location or the website URL?
9. Are there any other specific requirements or preferences for the citation format?
10. Would you like tips on how to integrate the citation into your writing effectively?