Posted by: de Appel arts centre

De Appel is an internationally oriented arts centre located in Amsterdam. Since 1975 it has functioned as a site for the research and presentation of contemporary visual art through exhibitions, publications and discursive events. De Appel also functions as a platform for performances by visual artists, choreographers and theatre makers.

Since 1994 de Appel has hosted a nine month long Curatorial Programme that offers emerging international curators a condensed package of experiences and skills that can be used as tools for the development of their professional careers.

director(s):
Ann Demeester

Posted by: De Ateliers

De Ateliers is an international artists' institute. Founded by artists in 1963, it is the oldest postgraduate studio programme in the Netherlands.

De Ateliers is open to young artists at the beginning of their professional development. During a working period of two years, they are provided with a studio, a grant and weekly studio visits by prominent artists and critics. De Ateliers creates a stimulating environment for production, development, reflection and presentation, a platform for discussion and collaboration between artists of different generations, different nationalities and different artistic visions.

director(s):
Dominic van den Boogerd

curator(s):
Regular tutor artists: Rob Birza, Dominic van den Boogerd, Marlene Dumas, Melvin Moti, Willem de Rooij, Bojan Sarcevic, Marien Schouten, Fiona Tan, Didier Vermeiren, Marijke van Warmerdam

Posted by: Design Academy Eindhoven

Design Academy Eindhoven anticipates and invites change. Its students are encouraged to do the same. With its conceptual and project-oriented approach to industrial design education, students are encouraged to think for themselves and act responsively. Teachers serve as motivators and facilitators.

Design Academy Eindhoven seeks to attract serious students who are willing to go the full distance in their quest to instigate change for the better. Independent thinkers who are dedicated and disciplined and who are undaunted by the prospect of potential failure.

director(s):
Anne Mieke Eggenkamp (chairwoman executive board)

Posted by: Jan van Eyck Academie

The Jan van Eyck Academie is an institute for research and production in the fields of fine art, design and theory.

Every year, 48 international researchers realise their individual or collective projects in the artistic and critical environment that is the Jan van Eyck. In doing so, they are advised by a team of artists, designers and theoreticians who have won their spurs globally. The researchers can also avail themselves of facilities that support their projects from first concept to public presentation.

director(s):
Koen Brams

Posted by: Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten

The Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten in Amsterdam is a leading international institute for talented professional artists who want to develop themselves further and strive for deepening, broadening and accelerating their art practice. Fifty artists from all over the world can work here in an individual studio for a maximum of two years. The Rijksakademie is more than a residency; it facilitates the development of individual artists and artistry, with the aim of professionalism and excellence.

The Rijksakademie also organizes the Prix de Rome, the oldest and most prestigious 'state'prize of the Netherlands and manages historical and contemporary collections, making them accessible through publications and presentations.

director(s):
Els van Odijk

curator(s):
Visiting advisors: Hans Aarsman, Carlos Amorales, Maria Barnas, Carlos Basualdo, Ansuya Blom, Stéphane Calais, David Claerbout, Armen Eloyan, Charles Esche, Elena Filipovic, Bernard Frize, Carlos Garaicoa, Tijs Goldschmidt , Sigurdur Gudmundsson, Kees Hin, Joan Jonas, Philippe-Alain Michaud , Lisa Milroy, Gerardo Mosquera, Aernout Mik, Matt Mullican, Mike Nelson, Els van Odijk, Paul Perry, Philippe Pirotte, Hermann Pitz, Jan Roeland, Janwillem Schrofer, Paul Sietsema, Narcisse Tordoir, Roy Villevoye, Marijke van Warmerdam, John Welchman, Camiel van Winkel