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INSTROOM feeds ACADEMY!
The student restaurant of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp welcomes the diverse, sustainable & brave cuisine of Seppe Nobels and his Instroom Academy.
Laure Severac (1986-2023)
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Laure Severac, teacher and researcher at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp.
ANTWERP ACADEMY STUDENT AWARDS 2023
ANTWERP ACADEMY STUDENT AWARDS 2023
ACADEMY DEPARTMENT AWARDS FOR GRADUATING MASTERS // €1000
SCULPTURE
Annefloor Arsonne
PHOTOGRAPHY
Daria Prokofyeva
GRAPHIC DESIGN
Angela Xu
IN SITU
Alessio Capone
JEWELLERY DESIGN
Yuxi Lu
FASHION
Laura Meier Hagested
PAINTING
Merlin Lentz
COSTUME DESIGN
Helen Zunker
SHOW 2023 was a blast!
SHOW 2023 was a blast! Thank you all for your massive support!
Patricia Johanson: The World as a Work of Art
The publication of writings by American eco-artist Patricia Johanson marks the beginning of the new Art & Ecology research group, and hopes to give the impressive artistic-ecological program Johanson has developed since the late 1960’s prominence as one of the best practices for eco-artists.
Call for research proposals
The Academy and the Conservatoire launch their annual call for proposals for research projects.
The story of alumnus Francis Davis Millet
Francis Davis Millet (1846-1912) was a 19th century man caught between two cultures, American and European. He could easily be described as an artist, journalist, adventurer, administrator and friend to everyone he met.
Drawing Resilient Futures - Artfluence Human Rights Festival
Urban Projections: ‘Designing Freedom’ forms part of the Centre for Creative Arts’ Artfluence ‘Human Rights’ Festival. This is a night event featuring still and moving images that will be projected on the windows of the Denis Hurley Centre and the walls of adjacent buildings. The projections are presented by the Denis Hurley Centre, the International Committee of the Red Cross, and the program of Digital Arts (UKZN) .
HYDROMEDIA: Seeing with Water
Some impressions of ‘HYDROMEDIA: Seeing with Water’, a two-day programme on the development of new, experimental and easy-to-use artistic protocols to visualise and narrate the climate crisis.