Think along: what should Flanders Arts Institute’s Landscape Sketch definitely be about?
Flanders Arts Institute is currently developing a new Landscape Sketch of the Arts for 2025. We welcome your ideas and suggestions for this project. In the year 2024, we will organise a number of meetings by discipline (visual arts, performing arts or music) and by theme. Have we missed any topics? Let us know!
What do we look for?
What do you think it should be about? Who should we bring together? Who still needs a voice? Are we overlooking an important issue? What is still missing from our list?
We will organise five additional working sessions in the fall of 2024 around your chosen topics.
Current themes of our Landscape Sketch
- Education to the field (Feb)
- New Music (Feb)
- People behind the scenes (March)
- Focus group sustainable careers in the visual arts (March 20)
- Sustainable careers in the visual arts (May 2 – NICC)
- Digital creation (May 6)
- New creators and mid-careers (May)
- Early music (May)
- Audiovisual and media arts (May)
- Arts policy in center cities (May 2024 – with OP/Til)
- Young audiences and morality (June)
- Audiences (with a focus on performing arts) (June)
- Performing arts (Sep 9/10 – TheaterFestival)
- Classical Music (Sep)
- Initiatives for a wide audience with commercial angle (Sep)
- Visual Arts (Oct)
- Audiences (focus on visual arts) (Oct)
- What is classical / global? (Oct – VI.BE & Cluster)
- Working cross-sectorally (Oct)
- Working transversally and multidisciplinary (Nov)
- Arts education (Nov)
- Reflection (Nov)
- Dance (Dec)
- Participation (Dec)
- Inheritances and art heritage (Feb 2025 – in collaboration with FARO and DCJM)
- Field Sketch Design (commissioned by DCJM)
- Participation
- Psychology and the artist-entrepreneur
- Niches in music
- (sexual) Transgressive behaviour
- Adventurous music
- Infrastructure for the arts
- Musical theater
- Audiovisual policy analysis (commissioned by DCJM)
What topics are not listed above and could be submitted?
All themes within the disciplines visual arts, performing arts and classical music.
Language
You can submit proposals in Dutch or English.
Who can submit topics?
Themes can be submitted by individual artists, art workers (contract or independent), groups or (art) organisations (subsidised or not).
Selection and planning
The FAI team will select five proposals between May 21 and June 3. We will contact you about the next steps on June 3. The sessions on the selected themes will take place between September and November 2024.
Submit your topic!
You can submit your theme until 21 May via the Google Form.
Questions?
Contact our colleague Tom Ruette.