Master Classes

HOW TO SIGN UP FOR A MASTER CLASS:

1. Click on the Edit tab at the top right of this page. It will open up the editing function of this page so that you can add your name to the list of participants of the Master Class you wish to attend.

2. Click on the blue button Save changes at the bottom of the page to save your entry.

Please sign up for one Master Class only. If you wish to take a second class, please add yourself to the Waiting List for now. Those students not inscribed for the 'Masterproef' can also add their names to the Waiting List, however inscribed students have first priority.

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• Master Class with Stefaan Dheedene
  

Attention: This Masterclass will be spread out over the academic year! The first 2 days to meet will be: NOVEMBER 18 + 19, 2024

MASTERCLASS "THE FLOOR ON THURSDAY"

'The Floor on Thursday' is an initiative where the floor of the Installation Studio is reserved for public exhibitions and events organised by master’s students participating in this masterclass. While the masterclass is led by the Master of Fine Arts programme, students from the Master's programmes in Graphic Design, Photography, and Autonomous Design are also encouraged to register.

This masterclass is open to anyone with the ambition to organise events, experiment with different formats, create a dynamic or engage with audiences, or explore curatorial practices. Where necessary, we provide production and budgetary support, with workshops and lending services readily available nearby.

The aim of 'The Floor on Thursday' is to create public events or exhibitions on Thursday evenings, fostering collaboration, shared interests, and curatorial approaches. This initiative also seeks to bring together students from various courses, encouraging them to collaborate around these student-led public events. The participating students take the initiative, filling the space with events they find important and relevant.

Students begin by exploring their own artistic practices, engaging in discussions, and experimenting with various exhibition methods. They seek opportunities for collaboration or intersections with other students, artists, activists, musicians, and others—both within and beyond KASK. Given the diversity of media used, there are no restrictions on the format of the event or exhibition. There is no pressure to move beyond one’s preferred medium, but the focus is on developing and exploring public programming that reflects individual insights. The aim is to foster dialogue and develop concrete projects that share artistic experiences beyond the confines of one’s studio or production space.

During the two-day introduction, we will collectively discuss the options for putting together a programme. Students will also present their own work to one another, forging connections with fellow students, who serve as their primary sounding board.

We will establish a rough framework for the coming academic year, after which you can prepare for your public presentation in pairs or small groups. As a tutor, I will visit the studio during this period, and we will meet on the floor for further feedback and for the final public event.

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Master Class with Benny Nemer
DECEMBER 9-12, 2024

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Master Class with Frank Wasser
FEBRUARY 10-14, 2025

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Master Class with Lili Huston-Herterich
MARCH 24-27, 2025

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