Curatorial Programme 2018–19

Cuándo:
01 dic de 2017 - 15 ene de 2018

Dónde:
Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Holanda

Inscripción:
Cerrada desde 15-01-2018

Dirigido a:
Artistas, Profesionales, Organizaciones

Organizada por:
De Appel Arts Centre

ENLACES OFICIALES
Web 

Correo electrónico
cp-application@deappel.nl

       

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Descripción del Premio

Art & Education DECEMBER 06, 2017 DE APPEL Curatorial Programme 2018–19 168047_d96542619f5122798987ac1649308286.jpg De Appel Curatorial Programme 2017–18 at Atelier de l’Observatoire in Casablanca, Morocco. September 1, 2018–June 30, 2019 Application deadline: January 15 De Appel Schipluidenlaan 12 1062 HE Amsterdam the Netherlands deappel.nl Facebook / Instagram / Twitter De Appel invites emerging international curators to apply for its renewed ten-month long, full-time educational platform in Amsterdam. Since its inception in 1994, De Appel Curatorial Programme is a prime, internationally respected incentive for the advancement of the theory and practice of curatorial activities, as well as its manifold ideological framings. The programme has under the directorship of Niels Van Tomme continued to pursue these ambitions yet has simultaneously shifted towards a more research-oriented approach. Six emerging curators with various academic and/or experiential backgrounds will be selected to develop projects within the programme’s core theme: de-universalization. This curatorial prompt offers a conscious rejection of the increasing standardisation of curatorial thinking and explores alternative ways of conceptualizing, developing and implementing exhibitions, performances, public programmes and screenings. Rather than viewing these formats as static notions, the Curatorial Programme approaches them as multifaceted concepts with dynamic definitions that should be constantly extended and adapted. Parallel to a conversation-based, immersive learning trajectory, the programme expands to an innovative seminar and workshop model resulting in individually developed research and writing assignments, as well as a collective curatorial project hosted at De Appel. The emphasis is on developing critical and experimental curatorial attitudes, and on fostering a self-reflexive and future-oriented ecology of curating.

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