Tin Pan South Partners With Watkins College For Festival Artwork
The Nashville Songwriters Association International (NSAI) recently announced March 25-29, 2014 as the dates for the 22nd Annual Tin Pan South Songwriters Festival, and for the seventh consecutive year organizers turned to the Watkins College of Art, Design and Film for the Festival artwork. Students competed to design the logo to be used on all Tin Pan South marketing pieces, passes, posters and banners, and this year’s winning artwork was designed by Robin Sinnett.
Born in South Carolina, Sinnett attended the South Carolina Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities, focusing in the visual arts and the metals program. The Fine Arts major strives to integrate her interest in illustration into the fine arts and vice versa.
Produced by NSAI, Tin Pan South reigns as the world’s largest all-songwriter festival. Last year, close to 350 talented songwriters performed over 90 shows at 10 of Nashville’s top music venues. Thousands of music fans attend the event annually to hear songwriters tell stories behind hit songs they have written and perform the songs as they were originally composed. Regions Bank returns for the seventh year as the presenting sponsor of the event.
The full performance schedule will be announced on March 3, the same day that festival passes will go on sale at 10 a.m.
For more information, visit tinpansouth.com.
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