Performing Public Space

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This page informs and shares information about the new Master Program Performing Public Space

Geschiedenis

Fontys University of Fine and Performing Arts proudly presents the brand new international Master program: Performing Public Space (PPS).

PPS is designed for creatives from a variety of art disciplines, who currently focus on public space as their artistic environment.

Creatives with a background in theatre, dance, circus, music, fine arts, architecture, digital arts and graphic design are welcome to join this program.

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In a time in which political and social structures are re-considered heavily, PPS offers a collaborative environment to artistically question, redefine and reclaim public space in its broadest sense.
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Students will be asked to reflect on their individual works in progress, and to co-investigate intervention practices in public space throughout the program.

An experienced team of teachers, creative leaders and distinguished visiting artists will provide the necessary cross-disciplinary support, knowledge and guidance in order to ensure a sustainable creative progress.

PPS focuses strongly on building an international learning environment based on a like-minded and ambitious group of creatives seeking to strengthen their international arts network.

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PROGRAM FORMAT

PPS combines highly adaptable teaching methods, which are based on the principles of Social Transformative Learning.

• The online learning environment (distance learning) offers students a 24/7 platform for intensive research and creative dialogue with their peers and mentors throughout the program.
• The on-site bootcamp education weeks provide the necessary setting and hands-on approach to investigate, develop and test work in the field – the public space

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+INFOS:
Type: Online Master program (Distance Learning program, containing a total of six weeks on-site training in Tilburg, Netherlands)
Language: English
Length/Scope: 12 Month / Full-time / Six weeks (total) in Tilburg
Starting Date: Monday 28 August 2017
Degree: Master of Arts degree

Eligible?
This master program is open to students with a bachelor degree in the arts, or another bachelor degree with a relevant artistic practice?

Application Process:
Due to a limited number of placements, participating in this program is only possible by application. If you are interested, you can apply with your project proposal, a motivation letter outlining the importance of public space in your work, and your current CV to [email protected].