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7 tips for writing a research proposal
These 7 tips provide you with a decent base to start working on an artistic research proposal, ‘cause we all know that one's research is only as a good as one's proposal!
Four new doctorandi
In September 2018, four new doctoral students will start at the Schools of Arts, in collaboration with ARIA (Antwerp Research Institute for the Arts).
New call for research proposals
The Royal Academy of Fine Arts and the Royal Conservatoire Antwerp launch a call for research proposals.
Assia Bert writes book on Dora van der Groen
Researcher Assia Bert writes a book on Belgian theaterlegend Dora van der Groen.
Three new Track Report publications
The researchers at the Academy don't slow down. In two weeks time, the Track Report publications of Bence Rohanszky, Wim Wauman and Assia Bert will be launched.
Belgian Platform for Photobooks
The symposium 'The Individual, The Political and The Photobook' was a day filled with inspiring talks and discussions.
Johan Pas talks about the new avant garde
What is the purpose of art academy mean nowadays? Room Z, magazine of the KMSKA, asked Johan Pas, head of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp. (In Dutch)
Naughty Kids
Punk, Beeld & Storm in Antwerp 1978-2018 is an exhibition project of the Antwerp Academy around Punk and Postpunk in Antwerp, their influence on the arts and their current relevance.
Meritou Malokou wins Kosovan Award
Congratulations to our recent graduate Meriton Maloku (on the far right in the picture) for winning the 'Artist of Tomorrow Award 2017' in Pristina/Kosovo. From the Jury rapport: "The jury is very impressed by his ambitious installation that includes a intelligent balance of different media. We appreciate his ability to respond to current political conditions and also his successful orchestration of the viewing experience by physically allowing people to enter into the work.