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WANTED: inclusive performances
The organisation of the new congress-festival 'CAMRTNS' is looking for proposals: performances, lecture performances and / or paper presentations that deal specifically with inclusiveness and an aesthetic of accessibility in multidisciplinary contemporary arts.
Experiment & reflection: Master classes 2019-2020
In the new academic year 2019 - 2020, students can choose from 13 master classes. Artists such as Els Dietvorst, photographers Charlotte Lybeer and Geert Goiris and sculptor Anton Cotteleer work in small groups around a theme during one week.
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.
“How-to”: write a persuasive research proposal
In this workshop we focus on writing a research plan or proposal. Based on examples and exercises, we zoom in on the important parts of the plan: the what, why and how of your research project.
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.
Learn to play the piano with a special music notation
Have learning to read notes, tests, compulsory performance or singing in a class have put you off, but do you still dream of learning to play the piano and read music? With the new course 'learn to play the piano' with NOTUS Music Notation you can still do that.
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.