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Portfolio Redefined

portfolio development day for high school students and their parents

Sat, Oct 11, 2014

Portfolio Redefined

Please note that this event will be held at FRANK SINATRA SCHOOL OF THE ARTS HIGH SCHOOL in Queens, not at the museum.

Join Parsons, Museum of Arts and Design, Ashcan Studio and the Joan Mitchell Foundation for a portfolio development day on October 11, 2014. Portfolio Redefined is for high school juniors and seniors who are preparing an art and design portfolio for college admission as well as members of their families who would like to learn more about art degrees and college readiness. Hands-on "how to" sessions will guide students in workshopping ideas for building a competitive application and portfolio for colleges of your choice while finding inspiration to kick-start your portfolio.

Parents are invited to attend sessions that review how students can turn a passion for art into a successful college major and career. College representatives, arts professionals and students from art and design colleges will lead us in the day's activities.

Student Workshops will include:

  • Portfolio strategies from artists and students 
  • Best practices for digital documentation
  • Artist statement writing
  • Group portfolio reviews (bring a sampling of your artwork to share)

Parent Workshops will include: 

  • Overview of art & design majors and careers
  • Financial aid: What is it and how do we access it? 

 

*A breakfast snack, a bag lunch and an afternoon snack will be provided for students and family members at the event.

*Students should bring a sample of 4-6 samples of your artwork to be reviewed for feedback.

 

Please review our health and safety protocols before you arrive. MAD strongly recommends all visitors six months and older are vaccinated against Covid-19 and visitors ages two and up wear face coverings, even if vaccinated. Thank you for your cooperation.

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