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Nossi’s graphic design student, Rachel Quinn has won the T-Shirt design for the Neighbor 2 Neighbor Festival. Rachel submitted her design with the open call in Nashville for designs for this year’s festival. Rachels’s design was chosen as the winner! Rachel’s design is entitled, “Portraits of the Festival”, and it reflects the multi-cultural, multi-ethnic diversity […]
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Designer and Nossi student Brilee Wright The artwork Brilee Wright Designed Today banners adorned the light poles on the new Madison Station Boulevard. Nossi’s graphic design student Brilee Wright is the one who created the artwork for these banners as part of a partnership brought to the school by Metro Council Member Nancy VanReece. During
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Nossi College of Art has partnered with the legendary CMA Fest for several years. At the CMA Fest, each year puts several college students on location to capture the fun of the CMA fest. This requires several photographers and editors with feet on the ground at the event. This is an excellent opportunity for Nossi
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Set up as project-based internships, students in Nossi’s creative degree programs get an opportunity to collaborate and create with clients producing real results. Click to learn more about this branding project.
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“This project was good because where bookwork gives you the knowledge, the project gave us a practical application. It gave us hands-on practice of important skills with deadlines that mattered. Instead of leaving with short-term knowledge, we are leaving with long-term experience.” Catherine Saunders, First Semester Illustration student Nossi Introduces Student-Centered Learning As a first-semester
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As 2020 wraps, Nossi college students who want to connect with Nashville’s music and entertainment industries struggled to find experiences as concerts and events moved to an online format. Now making a slight offline comeback, shows are being re-introduced in limited capacity settings with added safety measures to get eager fans (socially-distant) swaying to their
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Nossi College of Art students are highly encouraged to research, interview for and participate in an internship before the end of their education. Some students wait until their final year or semester while others find success by working a variety of internships in art college. Barry Howard, Nossi’s Career Services Director, helps students connect to
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Launched in 2012, Zephyr Magazine is a free publication highlighting big talent in smaller towns. Nossi College of Art is proud that they recently selected Eden Lauren, a Nossi Photo student, as a feature story. Not only did she get to highlight some of her amazing images, but she was also interviewed by the editorial
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When Nossi College of Art heard the Nashville Wildlife Conservation Center needed a complete campaign rebrand, we challenged some of our top-producing students to take on the job and help this nonprofit with their creative needs. The Nashville Wildlife Conservation is dedicated to bringing environmental education into lower-income areas. These areas tend to lack the
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Nossi All Access encourages art students to gain professional experience by connecting with local nonprofits needing creative assistance and support. After teaming up with YMCA Community Action Program, Y-CAP, in East Nashville, Nossi College of Art wanted to help brighten up the Y-CAP campus with a community mural. Rachel Folk, the Y-CAP Community Outreach Director,
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