2025 NYSSSA Visual Arts Portfolio Guide: How to Create a Winning Portfolio
"Learn how to ace your visual arts portfolio submission for the 2025 New York State Summer School of the Arts (NYSSSA) with detailed instructions on compiling and presenting your artwork. Get tips on submitting direct observation pieces, self-portraits, and more. Follow the step-by-step guide provided to showcase your artistic talent effectively and increase your chances of being selected for advanced studies in visual arts."
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NEW YORK STATE SUMMER SCHOOL OF THE ARTS Portfolio Guide for 2025 VISUAL ARTS Applications
HOW TO MAKE YOUR VISUAL ARTS PORTFOLIO 1.After you ve downloaded this presentation, open it in Google Slides (File Open Upload) 2.Respond to the Artist Statement prompt. Your response should fit the text box provided. 3. Submit 8-10 images; one image per slide. 4.Insert one artwork photo per slide. Make the artwork image as large as possible without touching the slide edges. Include the artwork s title, dimensions, and medium as well. 5.Change the title of the presentation in the upper left corner of your screen using the format Lastname_Portfolio. 6.Check your sharing settings. Under general access, change to anyone with this link can view. 7.Make a Google folder titled as LastName_FirstName_SVA. 8.Check the sharing settings on your Google folder. Change to anyone with this link can view. Place your slide show into the folder. 9. Share with nysssa@nysed.gov
VISUAL ARTS PORTFOLIO NOTES 1. We strongly encourage students to submit work from direct observation. 2. We recommend that a self-portrait from direct observation (not a photograph) be included. 3. Two views should be included for all three-dimensional work. 4. We encourage students to include work from their sketchbooks. 5. Photographed images of work should be clear and sized/formatted properly.
Artist Statement Please describe your ideas when creating your work and why you are interested in pursuing advanced studies in visual arts. (250 words max.) [Type here]
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