Every school term, the NAGB offers free portfolio workshops for young artists who are applying for entry into college/university art programs. These workshops guide participants through the process of creating a successful portfolio and give helpful tips and information on the application process. In the past we have had successful artists such as Jodi Minnis and Tessa Whitehead lead these workshops. The NAGB is committed to supporting young artists and we understand how daunting college/university applications can be, so we are here to help students learn the ins and outs of the creative arts application process.
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