We are pleased to present the new PhD and research projects starting in September 2023 at the Royal Conservatoire and the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp.
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SCHELD’APEN - Pre-sale book ‘Graphic Design of Scheld’apen’
The cultural hub Scheld'apen produced a flux of visual communication and printed media. Order the book in presale and help solidifying its existence!
Spiros Hadjidjanos: Residency@Thinking Tools / Morpho
From April until June 2022, the Iranian/Swiss visual artist Shirana Shahbazi will take up residency at the research group Thinking Tools.
Open Call - Hydromedia: Seeing with Water
'Hydromedia' would like to develop and promote new, experimental and easy- to-use artistic protocols to visualise and narrate the climate crisis. OPEN CALL for residencies dealing with a local topic concerning ecological water management in Antwerp, Utrecht or Karlsruhe.
Call proposals PhD in the Arts
The Schools of Arts and ARIA (UAntwerp) launch a call for proposals for PhD Fellowships. Deadline 1 March 2023.
Call proposals PhD in the Arts
The Schools of Arts and ARIA (UAntwerp) launch a call for proposals for PhD Fellowships. Deadline 1 March 2023.
Some impressions of ARTICULATE 2022!
This was the 7th edition of the annual research festival at the Academy and the Conservatoire. Thanks for joining us!
Community garden of the Academy
artist-researcher Eline De Clercq started the ‘community garden’ to restore the ecology of the historical garden of the Academy and to think together about art and nature.
360 YEARS ACADEMY IN 360°
In 2023 the Academy will celebrate its 360th anniversary. This time we are not positioning ourselves in time, but in space: 360°Academy. Instead of looking backwards and forwards, we are now looking 360° around us. How is the Academy positioned in the world, and how does the world work in the Academy?
About the paradox of art education
'The world is not waiting for artists, but it does need them'
The Paradox of Art Education
Head of Department Johan Pas and Head of Education Mariëlla de Vos contributed to a recent article from Veto that examines the current position of art education. There is no question that the arts are important in our society. It is therefore undeniably important that students continue to (dare to) opt for art education and are properly supervised during their studies. We can proudly say that we have that covered at the Academy!