Hogeschool Gent - KASK
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The Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Ghent (KASK) is one of the oldest art schools in Belgium and has been the breeding ground of Flemish cultural and artistic life for much of its history. Today, with more than 1,000 students and 180 highly specialized teachers, it is a hotbed for creativity and merit with courses renowned for their quality and anarchist openness.
The Visual Arts Faculty has a particularly rich variety of workshops, from classical and time-honored to very young and newborn.
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Contemporary Visual Arts in Flanders - part I
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Marc Ruyters, Eva Wittocx, 2008Among the modern-art crowd, Belgium is known as the country with that 'surrealist' lineage: James Ensor - René Magritte - Marcel Broodthaers. While this is certainly a fine compliment for three artists of far-reaching significance, a great deal has changed in this country, which has been a crossroads of the Roman and Germanic cultures, a key logistic point between Great Britain, Germany and France, and home to the European Community.
Hogeschool Gent - KASK
Koninklijke Academie voor Schone Kunsten
9000 Gent, België
