MEDIA DIGITAL ART AND CULTURE IN FLANDERS BELGIUM - BAM

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S I N T L U C A S A N T W E R P — K A R E L D E G R O T E H O G E S C H O O L ( E M G ) A St Lucas Antwerp Sint Jozefstraat 35 B-2018 Antwerp T +32 (0)3 223 69 70 F +32 (0)3 223 69 89 E info.sintlucas@kdg.be W sintlucas antwerpen.be Sint Lucas Antwerp offers academic bachelor and masters degrees in graphic design, fine arts and jewellery design/goldsmithing. Our art and design program offers each individual student the guidance and resources to discover their own voice and to cultivate the intellectual, conceptual and critical skills to successfully launch their careers as professional artists. The aim of the teaching staff on the various programs (all are practising artists, designers, curators, critics and writers) is to help the students to develop the necessary self-motivation and confidence in their work and to help them explore different media. We are specifically committed to experimentation and to interdisciplinary thinking and students are motivated to push the boundaries of their work and to develop an awareness of concepts and attitudes outside their own discipline. Examples of specific interdisciplinary research projects are projects like ‘Integrated’ and the ‘Experimental Media Group’. ‘Integrated’ focuses on the relationship between the graphic designer, the art world and society at large and presents its findings and results in a biennial international conference and event. The St Lucas Experimental Media Group, another multimedia research project, developed in 2007 ‘Nodebox’, an innovative, open-source software application that allows artists, programmers and graphic designers to create artificial creativity. Currently, the Experimental Media Group is working on spin-off projects like ‘Gravital’ and ‘City In A Bottle’. For particularly talented artists and designers who would like to go further in the field of research, St Lucas Antwerp several possibilities: there is an unique ‘Master after Master’ degree course which offers students the space to develop additional insights and skills that stimulate the personal artistic development through an individual and curriculum. In addition, in association with the University of Antwerp we offer artists the opportunity to achieve an individual Phd in the Arts degree. 1 3 1
S I N T - L U C A S V I S U A L A R T S G H E N T — I N S T I T U T E F O R H I G H E R E D U C AT I O N I N T H E S C I E N C E S A N D T H E A R T S A Zwartezustersstraat 34, 9 000 Ghent T +32 (0)9 225 42 90 W sintlucas.org Sint-Lucas Visual Arts is one of six faculties of the Institute for Higher Education in the Sciences and the Arts and is partner in the K.U.Leuven Association. Sint-Lucas Visual Arts can rely on a tradition of 150 years. The current study programmes are firmly rooted in contemporary artistic developments, mainly through the personality of the teachers who are active as artists or designers. The available infrastructure at Sint-Lucas stimulates both the classical working methods and the application of up-to-date digital techniques. We aim to introduce our students to artistic practice, but at the same time we also want to give them a sound theoretical basis which will help them in their development as contemporary artists or designers. It is above all the individual student who is the centre of activities at Sint-Lucas. Students on the Visual Art’s master’s programme can opt for one of four possible specialisations: fine arts, textile design, graphic design or multimedia design. MA students develop an integrated concept focussing on the user’s experience by consciously working with the elements of time, emotion and sensation/perception. The audio workshop offers a semiprofessional environment in which students can acquire the skills they need to integrate sound into their work. The workshop is mainly used by students involved with multimedia art. A 5.1. surround audio system, a flash recorder, active speakers, and microphones are available at the workshop. The teacher who is responsible for the workshop regularly organises listening sessions during which the work of students or guest professors is performed. Capturing images, recording sound and bringing it all together into one finished product, this is what you can do at the video workshop. 1 3 2
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