LIVE WEBINAR: SE. FEELING. ACT. A VADERATION BY THE GRAFFIC DESIGN OF TRADITION AND NEW METHODS
DATE & TIME: Thursday, April 28, 2022, at 16.00 (CET, GMT+1) ENTERPRISES: Paolo Borrelli, Senior Lecturer at NABA in the Bachelor’s programmes for artistic education.
Length: 40 minutes + questions and answers What does it mean to be a graphic designer in 2022? What areas can be explored?
An excursion in a creative profession that covers a wide range of areas, from traditional printed to digital media and aims to materialise visual concepts in an engaging form.
Graphic design takes ideas, text and images to send a specific message to a specific audience.
It communicates, inspires, informs, and ultimately connects and imprisons.
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LIFE WEBINAR: PORTRAIT FOLLOW
DATE & TIME: Wednesday, May 4, 2022, at 10:00 (CET, GMT+1) BUSINESS: Michele Corradini, NABA’s course leader for Bachelor’s degree in fashion design.
AGE: 40 minutes + live question time.
How can you show a picture of yourself through a briefcase?
A good portfolio should be like a self-portrait of your creative attitude, which shows your uniqueness and your honest authenticity.
This lecture will show students how to select and show their works to design a portfolio that can visually convey their personal perspective and highlight their strengths.
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LIFE WEBINAR: THREE PROJECTS FOR ART AND TRAINING IN THE PROFESSIONAL AREA
DATE & TIME: Wednesday, May 25, 2022, at 10:00 (CET, GMT+1) ENTERPRISES: Caterina Iacquinta, Counsellor for BA in Painting and Visual Art at NABA, Campus in Rome.
Length: 40 minutes + questions and answers live.
Is it now possible to involve pedagogy not only in artistic education but also in strengthening working life?
We will find an answer through three projects at the Department of Visual Art, which has made it possible to define the vision of contemporary art in its actual forms and to look at debates to build up new critical perspectives.
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