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HPSCHD - an introduction
In 1962, the Swiss harpsichordist and art collector Antoinette Vischer commissioned John Cage to write her a new composition for harpsichord. Cage though didn't really enjoy the sound of the instrument, "It sounded to me like a sewing machine".
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Art meets technology in biggest Virtual Reality-Lab of Antwerp
AP University College is building the first fully-fledged VR lab in the province of Antwerp. The University College receives 452,000 euros in subsidies from the innovation budget of Minister Muyters.
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Word Beeldend leraar
De nieuwe Educatieve Master Beeldende Kunsten is een artistieke-educatieve opleiding. Het is de invalshoek waarlangs je geconfronteerd wordt met jezelf en je artistiek werk die voor nieuwe inzichten zorgt.
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Alumnus dances alongside Beyonce
Kan je binnen 9 uur het vliegtuig nemen naar Los Angeles? Over deze vraag hoefde Nick Coutsier (25) uit Waterloo niet lang na te denken, toen hij gebeld werd door een crewlid van de grote Beyonce. Vijf jaar nadat de hij afgestudeerde aan onze dansopleiding danst hij als freelancer voor verschillende projecten en choreografen over heel de wereld.
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New record of doctorates in the arts
The Royal Conservatoire and the Royal Academy give permission to no fewer than 10 artists to start a PhD. Never before so many doctoral projects got approved at the Schools of Arts.
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Schools of Arts launch research call
Artists who want to delve deeper into their artistic practice can respond to the new research call of the Royal Conservatoire and the Royal Academy. The deadline for submitting a proposal is December 2nd.
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Research recycled
From our surplus of old books and paper with previous corporate identity we selected the most beautiful and handy copies. We then had them cut to pieces, disassembled and mixed in completely new compositions. We recycled thirty-eight and half meters of paper into 1000 notebooks.
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Photographer Geert Goiris is Doctor in the Arts
The biggest screening room of Cinema Zuid was packed when Geert Goiris presented his PhD project 'World Without Us'. Over the period of 5 years, Geert made photographs and films seeking a contemporary expression of the representation of 'the last days', or end times, a world without humans.
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