January 22. 2018
April 30. 2018
- A question-led study that strives towards strengthening your sense of the questions, goals and objectives that operate at the heart of your artistic practice.
- Seminars and workshops that strengthen your capacity for conceptual developments, dramaturgical thinking, research planning and mapping – as well as artistic decision making.
- Seminars, reading groups and workshops that strengthen your capacity for contextualising your artistic practice and research, as well as strengthen your attitude towards the kinds of conversations you want to be having in relation to your work. A heightened sense of how you want to facilitate those conversations – via which formats.
- An expanded toolbox of artistic methods and approaches – with space, time and support to exercise them in relation to your questions and concerns as an artist.
- A sustainable vision for how you want to continue with your artistic practice post-graduation.
- Experimental processes that support and instigate interaction and exchange between artistic practice and other fields of activity and knowledge.
- Special attention paid to the intersection between social and political activist strategies and art making; focus given to art that is not only critical of the realities it is entangled with, but capable of resisting or transforming them.
- Exposure to some of the world’s leading artists, thinkers and curators – and space and time to work and reflect with them. Artists from the performing arts, but also music, design and visual arts.