October 3, 2015
For number 22, it wanted me to look up what schools requires for their art portfolio. I looked up University of North Carolina School of the Arts and School of the Art Institute of Chicago for their art portfolios requirements.
What University of North Carolina School of the Arts requires for art portfolios:
Website: http://www.uncsa.edu/admissions/admissions_va.htm
- Applicants must present at least 20 examples of work.
- Examples of work should include drawing and may also include: graphic design, painting, sculpture, ceramics, photography, or any medium of choice including sketchbooks.
- Do not bring DVDs, videos, PowerPoint or other digital media that needs to be viewed on a computer or other electronic device.
- All digital media must be represented by high quality, black and-white or color prints (8” x 10” or larger).
- Works may be submitted in a single or in multiple mediums of interest.
- In addition to bringing actual artwork, applicants may supplement their portfolios with slides or other high resolution photographic documentation of large sculptural pieces, murals, temporary projects not easily transported, and/or pieces no longer in the applicant’s possession.
What School of the Art Institute of Chicago requires for art portfolios:
Website: http://www.saic.edu/admissions/ug/first-timefreshmen/applicationrequirements/portfolio/
- Show us 10–15 of your best and most recent works.
- Use your portfolio to showcase your interests, skills, and creative potential.
- You may show us work created across media or focus entirely in one medium.
- Work can range from observational to abstract.
- We have no media-specific limitations nor do we present portfolio assignments.
