Research Seminars

Each VAMA student is to complete three research seminars, each focusing on – but not limited to – one field of study. Both the Media and the Architecture department have a fixed programme: Reading Concepts of Intermediality and Creative City respectively. The Visual Arts department provides a selection of yearly changing topics, based on the current research of staff members, from which the student is free to choose. The topics of these Visual Arts research seminars are posted online in the spring preceding the academic year.

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Visual Arts: Seminar Topics 2012-2013

The themes for next year’s focus seminars have been announced. The course descriptions will be added to the study guide at a later date.

topic to be confirmed
dr. Frits Scholten, Visual Arts 1400-1800 (Dutch)

Kinaesthetic Movement and the Limits of Modern Architecture
Susan Holden, Visual Arts 1800-present (English)

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Visual Arts: Previous Seminar Topics

2011-2012
Display (dr. Frits Scholten, Visual Arts 1400-1800)
Dutch Art, 1960-present (dr. Jos ten Berge, Visual Arts 1800-present)
Séances: a program of film sessions, past & present (dr. Sven Lütticken & dr. Eric de Bruyn, Visual Arts 1800-present, www.seanceseminar.blogspot.com)
Hannah Arendt’s Crisis in Culture (drs. Jeremiah Day, Visual Arts 1800-present)
Tinguely and Transmissibility (dr. Jae Emerling, Visual Arts 1800-present)

2010-2011
Nederlandse Beeldhouwers in Europa, 1500-1750 (dr. Frits Scholten, Visual Arts 1400-1800)
Dutch Art, 1960-present (dr. Jonneke Jobse & dr. Jos ten Berge, Visual Arts 1800-present)

2009-2010
Italian Drawing and Studio Practice, 1400-1600 (dr. Paul van den Akker, Visual Arts 1400-1800)
Cooperation during the Reconstruction, 1945-1965 (dr. Jonneke Jobse, Visual Arts 1800-present)

2008-2009
De Papierverzameling van Baron van Leyden (dr. Ingrid Vermeulen, Visual Arts 1400-1800)
Size & Scale (prof. dr. Wouter Davidts, Visual Arts 1800-present)

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