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upcoming dates
12.09.26 – 22.11.26,
Veva Leye, Jelle Martens, KIOSKexpoAgendaArtistic activitiesDrawing from seemingly endlessly proliferating word sequences—which arise from a single word through a simple rule and through association—Veva Leye creates montages that present the same words in completely different ways. Uncannily coagulating, these word images expand and contract in an accordion-like movement. A similar rhythm characterizes Jelle Martens’ (photo)graphic registrations that combine fragments, reproductions and trivial observations into layered prints and drawings. Every print layer, every drawing operates as a temporary frame bringing together images that only temporarily solidify, overlap, and fall apart again. Image and language tumble along, stumble upon. Letters form words form images reading looking.
SPITS No.17: Quinten Struyven, SPITSexpoAgendaArtistic activities "An insistent research into Adolph Pauli's educational and sentimental trajectory"
SPITS is an exhibition initiative of the drawing studio and is located under a neo-Gothic pointed arch in the entrance hall of the Pauli building. SPITS is a platform to exhibit the medium, with teachers and students working together to develop thematic presentations several times a year.
We advise a master degree as a miniumum requirement, but the formal minimum requirement to start in the postgraduate programme for curatorial studies is that you have obtained an equivalent diploma to a Belgian bachelor’s degree at the time you enroll for the programme. Both bachelor and master applicants with a keen interest in and/or relevant curatorial experience will be considered.
This means that you can apply when you are in your graduating year, but have not obtained your bachelor’s degree yet. If you can provide us with a document from your school that says when you expect to obtain your diploma, you are very welcome to submit your application.
Applications are verified individually at the student's office to determine the equivalence and admissibility.
This programme is taught in English only. There is no formal language requirement for the level of English in the postgraduate programmes, but we strongly advise that you have the Vantage B2 level (or equivalent).


