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Nashville National Portfolio Day
Sunday, October 13th, 2013
Registration and Tours: 10:30 to 11:30
Reviews: Noon to 4pm
Colleges Attending: TBA
Visit Watkins at these 2013-2014 National Portfolio Days
check www.portfolioday.net for host institution and venue information
Saturday, Sept 28 - Denver, CO
Sunday, Sept 29 - Vincennes, IN
Saturday, Oct 5 - Austin, TX and Cincinnati, OH
Sunday, Oct 6 - Dallas, TX and Cleveland, OH
Saturday, Oct 12 - Memphis, TN
Saturday, Oct 12 - Richmond, VA
Sunday, Oct 13 - Nashville, TN
- 12-4pm at Watkins College of Art, Design & Film, 2298 Rosa L Parks Blvd, Nashville TN 37228
- Watkins reviews all types of portfolios including Film
- Check this page for updates on participating institutions
Sunday, Oct 20 - Chicago, IL
Saturday, Oct 26 - Kansas City, MO
Sunday, Oct 27 - St. Louis, MO
Sunday, Oct 27 - Detroit, MI
Saturday, Nov 9 - Atlanta, GA
Sunday, Nov 10 - Philadelphia, PA
Saturday,, Nov 23 - Washington, D.C.
Saturday, Nov 24 - Baltimore, MD
Sunday, Nov 24 - Charlotte, NC
Saturday, Dec 7 - Phoenix, AZ
Saturday, Jan 18 - New Oreans, LA
Saturday, Jan 25 - Miami, FL
Sunday, Jan 26 - Sarasota, FL
How to prepare for National Portfolio Day:
What is National Portfolio day?
National Portfolio Days are educational events for young artists held at host colleges throughout the U.S. and Canada. Portfolio Days bring together students and experienced college representatives, who review artwork, offer critique, discuss college plans, and share information about their schools.
These events are not an examination or a competition. The reviewers are interested in your development, look forward to seeing your work, and providing you with helpful information for this next important step in your education. So stop by our table and show us your stuff!
Who should attend?
Any student interested in studying art and / or design at the college level should attend a National Portfolio Day. Participating in a Portfolio Day will give you a taste of what it would be like to attend a professional art program. Keep in mind you may hear many different opinions about your work. This is your chance to explain your thought process and show us where you want to go with your work.
What should you bring?
We want to see your sketch books, works in progress and what you consider your best finished pieces. Always bring original artwork when possible (15 to 20 pieces is fine.) If your work is large, 3-dimensional or otherwise hard to carry, you can bring photographs of the work instead. You may bring your own laptop if you wish but Watkins will have a laptop available to look at work that needs to be viewed on a computer. A portfolio review usually takes approximately 15 minutes.
Got questions? Email [email protected]
For more information about the National Portfolio Day Association and a complete 2012-2013 schedule visit www.portfolioday.net