Student Life

After successfully finishing at Nossi, we are confident our students are equipped to succeed in the real world. Some, like Amy Carpenter, even have the chance to step onto high-profile sets like “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition.” Amy took the experiences she had and the skills she learned at Nossi and opened her own photography studio, […]

Advancing your art skills is absolutely an important part of attending an art school, but you’ve got to learn how to market those skills for yourself too. At Nossi, Jacob Rhoades not only honed his art skills, he was also able to focus on the business side of the art world. One of the reasons

The best way to get a feel for a college is to experience it for yourself. You need to view student artwork as you walk the halls between classes, visit our 2,200-square-foot photography studio and talk to current students and faculty about their experiences first hand. If you’re thinking about attending Nossi, we’d love for

In the past, art has taken a backseat to accountants, doctors and all those suit-and-tie jobs of the masses. Today’s job market shows an art major is a valuable first step to job opportunities galore. Art majors can take many different roads with the education they get in college. To name a few, there are

With technology omnipresent in our lives, artists are finding new ways to express their views on humanity. One new source of inspiration is social media including online communities like Facebook and dating sites. “Artists are using technology to help realize previously impossible creative visions,” says Julia Kaganskiy, organizer of the “Art, Culture and Technology” group

Going to school at Nossi offers our students a head start in the professional world with our list of contacts. Graphic arts student Berenice Valdes credits a Nossi internship for her first job. Before graduating, Berenice was accepted as an intern with a design workshop in Franklin, TN, called Primarily Rye. This eventually turned into