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AP 2-D Art and Design Exam Prep

The AP 2-D Art and Design portfolio: a sustained investigation, selected works, and the writing that frames them. Free AP 2-D Art and Design practice with rubric-based feedback on AimFive.

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The AP 2-D Art and Design portfolio: a sustained investigation, selected works, and the writing that frames them.

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AP 2-D Art and Design Exam Format

  • Sustained Investigation (portfolio) β€” 15 images + written responses, Course-long (60% of the score)
  • Selected Works (portfolio) β€” 5 works + written responses, Course-long (40% of the score)
  • No seated written exam β€” β€”, β€” (0% of the score)

Exam date: Portfolio due in early May (no written exam β€” confirm date with College Board). Digital portfolio submission β€” no seated exam. Format per College Board AP Central (checked June 2, 2026).

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What We Cover (Honestly)

  • 2-D Art & Design concepts & skills: Elements/principles, materials/processes, inquiry, and revision.
  • Written evidence practice: Artist-statement and written-response practice for the portfolio.
  • Portfolio (the actual assessment): Created and submitted in class; this app cannot grade studio artwork.

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