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| − | Sammy Del Gallo
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| − | '''Guide for Incoming exchange students'''
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| − | '''Bienvenue à l’erg.'''
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| − | Depuis sa création en 1972, l’erg se définit comme une école de recherche où l’activation des modes et espaces de production conduit l’étudiant-e à apprendre en faisant. L’articulation des cours est une zone de convergence suscitant l’inattendu, l’échange, le collectif, la forme hybride, contribuant ainsi à former des artistes- citoyen-nes en relation au monde, bien au-delà de la période de formation. Il ne s’agit pas, ici, d’apporter des certitudes, mais de créer les conditions d’une expérimentation maximale favorisant le positionnement de l’étudiant-e face à son médium, tout en le déconstruisant pour mieux s’en emparer. Et pour le déconstruire il faut le prendre en main.
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| − | L’enseignement de l’erg se différencie par l’approche interdisciplinaire ou transdisciplinaire, garantie par le croisement d’étudiant-es et de professeur-es provenant de différentes disciplines : vidéo, peinture, photographie, sculpture, dessin, installation-performance, arts numériques, typographie, graphisme, communication visuelle et graphique, illustration, bande dessinée, cinéma d’animation, dans des ateliers pluridisciplinaires qui les rassemblent par pôles en Bachelors : art, narration et média. Et au travers des 4 programmes proposés en Master : Pratique de l’art, outils critiques (Art et contextes simultanés), Récits et expérimentation (Narration spéculative), Politique et expérimentation graphique (Design et politique du multiple / Pratiques artistiques et complexité scientifique). Les étudiant-es ont aussi l’occasion de se confronter à d’autres pratiques dans les stages réalisés en interne, lors d’ateliers proposés par les enseignant-es avec des invité-es extérieurs et ouverts à plusieurs orientations ou lors de l’usage de différents lieux d’apprentissage (salle de montage vidéo, labo super 8, salle son, print-lab, etc.
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| − | Outils techniques
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| − | Les espaces de production, d’action se diversifient. Les premières années sont le moment de l’expérimentation maximale de ces lieux. Expérimenter ce qu’est un atelier : un ordinateur, une table, une scène, une cuisine. Non seulement les cours sont des ateliers multidisciplinaires, mais aussi les lieux de l’école même peuvent le devenir aussi : auditoire, salles de cours spécifiques, cafétéria, lieux d’exposition. La réalisation plastique d’idées, de projets, de commandes d’autrui, d’actes de communication est un processus qui arrive, qui opère dans sa réalisation même, il faut passer par là : imaginer, faire, voir, dire. Il faudra accompagner le risque des étudiants et des étudiantes à explorer les zones situées hors des manuels de toute sorte. Afin de pouvoir se poser la question des conditions de production, il s’agit d’ouvrir et de comprendre les outils qu’ils et elles ont dans les mains : softwares, pigments, typographies, films, voix. La forme est-elle déterminée par l’Histoire, les compagnies d’informatique, par les limites techniques, par les moyens économiques, par le lieu de travail ?
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| − | Outils critiques, théoriques
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| − | Il faut aussi se poser la question des conditions critiques de production, d’existence du projet : avec quels outils d’analyse regardons-nous ? Quelles sont les sources de ces outils ? Qui parle ? À qui ? Dans quel système économique, politique et social ? Dans quelle Histoire ? Il s’agira de soutenir tout au long du cursus une résistance, une désobéissance épistémologique aux normes et codes de l’histoire. Une pratique artistique articulée sur la possibilité d’une pensée critique situe ses références, ses objets dans un contexte géopolitique. Aucune pratique n’est indépendante de ses lieux, de sa forme donc de sa technique, de son époque, de ses liens avec d’autres artistes, arts et situations.
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| − | Outils collectifs
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| − | Une attention particulière est portée à ces productions qui peuvent exister selon différents formats parallèlement : performance, vidéo, conférence, publication, graphisme. Ces formes se pratiquent collectivement, en apprenant et en interrogeant l’autre. Les conditions de travail posent la question du travail en groupe. Un groupe nécessaire à l’expérimentation. Et donc, poser ce travail en collectif au centre aussi de l’équipe enseignante et administrative. Et ainsi s’interroger sur comment se développe le travail de l’école, comment travaillent les artistes, les auteurs, les scientifiques. Leur demander d’observer les types de relations qui s’établissent, les protocoles qui se posent et quelle hospitalité est proposée.
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| − | Ces priorités éducatives sont travaillées avec l’équipe d’enseignants de l’erg conjointement à un programme d’invitations de personnalités issues des champs artistique, scientifique et des sciences humaines, dont la présence au sein de l’école prend la forme de workshops, de séminaires et d’interventions publiques.
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| − | L’erg est le lieu des pratiques artistiques, plastiques, graphiques qui entrent dans les zones à risque théoriques et formelles. Un lieu et des pédagogies à définir et redéfinir collectivement. C’est un lieu où l’on peut apprendre de ce qui ne marche pas. Un lieu de recherche donc.
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| − | Welcome to erg
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| − | Since its creation in 1972, erg has defined itself as a research school where the activation of modes and spaces of production enables students to learn while developing a practice. The articulation of the classes aims at forming a zone of convergence favoring the emergence of unexpected occurrences, of modes of exchange and collectiveness, and of hybridized forms, thus contributing to the training of citizen-artists in relation to the world, extending far beyond the curriculum. Here, what matters is not to offer certitudes, but to gather the conditions for a maximal degree of experimentation that pushes the students to position themselves in relation to their medium while de-constructing it for a better appropriation. In order to de-construct a medium, one needs to manipulate it. The specificity of the erg’s teaching method lies in its inter- or trans-disciplinary approach, guaranteed by the way students and teachers interact across various disciplines: video, painting, photography, sculpture, drawing, installation-performance, digital arts, typography, graphic design, visual and graphic communication, illustration, comics, animation. In the Bachelor’s program, these interactions take place in pluri-disciplinary workshops organized as clusters: Art, Narration and Media. In the Master’s program, four programs are proposed: Art Practice, Critical Tools (Art and Simultaneous Contexts), Narrative and Experimentation (Speculative Narration), Politics and Experimentation in Graphic Design (Design & Politics of the Multiple / Artistic Practices and Scientific Complexity). Students also have the opportunity to familiarize themselves with other practices through in-school internships, during workshops organized by the teachers with external guests and open to multiple orientations, or through the use of various learning sites (video editing room, super 8 lab, sound lab, print lab, and so on).
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| − | Technical tools
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| − | Spaces dedicated to production and action are becoming more diverse. The first years are marked by a maximal degree of experimentation in relation to these spaces. Experimenting the nature of a workshop: a computer, a table, a stage, a kitchen. The multidisciplinary workshops are not confined to the classes, as every space in the school may lend itself to experimentation: the auditorium, specific classrooms, the cafeteria, or the various exhibition spaces. The plastic development of ideas, projects, external commissions, or acts of communication is a process that occurs and operates within its very elaboration. It is a necessary stage: imagining, making, seeing, saying. It matters to accompany the students at they venture in critical territories uncharted by traditional manuals. In order to address the issue of production conditions, the tools the students manipulate must be explored and understood: software, pigments, typography, film, or voice. Is form determined by history, IT companies, technical limitations, economical means, the workspace?
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| − | Critical and theoretical tools
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| − | One must also explore the issue of the critical conditions of productions pertaining to the existence of the students’ projects: with what analytical tools are we looking at things? What are the sources of these tools? Who is talking? To whom? In what kind of economic, political, and social system? In what kind of history? Throughout the curriculum, the purpose will be to support a form of resistance and epistemological disobedience to the norms and the codes of history. An art practice articulated around the possibility of a critical thought necessarily places its references and its objects within a geopolitical context. Practices cannot be separated from their sites, their forms, and therefore from their techniques, their time, their relations to other artists, art forms and situations.
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| − | Collective tools
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| − | A specific attention will be given to productions that may have a parallel existence according to various formats: performance, video, lecture, publication, or graphic design. These forms are explored collectively by learning from and questioning the other. The working conditions raise the issue of group work, as the group is a necessary condition for experimentation. This collective work will therefore be central concern for the teaching and administrative team. Such a stance will lead to probe the way the school functions and evolves, as well as the way artists, authors and scientists work. Inviting them to observe the kinds of relations that are developed, the protocols that are established, and the kind of hospitality that is offered. These educational priorities are elaborated with the erg’s team of teachers, together with a program inviting actors from the fields of art, science, and humanities in the form of workshops, seminars, and public interventions. Erg is a place dedicated to artistic, plastic and graphic practices that venture in theoretically and formally critical zones. It offers spaces and pedagogies to be defined and re-defined collectively. It is a place where one may learn from what does not work – that is, a place dedicated to research.
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| − | '''THINGS YOU MIGHT WANT TO KNOW BEFORE COMING TO ERG'''
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| − | '''art clusters (art, narration & media)
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| − | The clusters – “pôles” – are meeting points and places of convergence between several options. Their role is to confront and blend knowledge and practices. Each cluster possesses its specific, multidisciplinary workshop.
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| − | The AP (Atelier pluridisciplinaire, Multidisciplinary workshop) is compulsory, and its pedagogy is based on research and experimentation in relation to the students’ personal projects.
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| − | Students choose one orientation among the 13 proposed, each of which is linked to a cluster. To allow students to choose with the full knowledge of the facts, all workshops are open during the first week of the academic year, and teachers are invited to describe the content and objectives of their courses.
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| − | Artistic course / multidisciplinary workshop: AP
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| − | – The AP Art gathers the students registered in the orientations: Digital Arts, Drawing, Installation / Performance, Painting, Photography, Sculpture, Video.
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| − | – The AP Narration gathers the students registered in the orientations: Comics, Animation Cinema, Illustration, Video.
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| − | – The AP Media gathers the students registered in the orientations: Visual & Graphic Communication, Graphic Design,Typography.
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| − | '''internal internship'''
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| − | To be chosen from all the orientations (different from the first choice), or between serigraphy, etching (on metal or on wood) and Model drawing classes.
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| − | '''Theoretical courses'''
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| − | Theoretical courses pursue the same objectives as the multidisciplinary workshop and the orientation: acquiring theoretical knowledge and critical tools in order to nourish the students’ artistic projects. The wide variety of classes addresses esthetics, art history, or economic and political issues, while keeping a constant link with exact and human sciences.
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| − | '''Our system of teaching'''
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| − | Our system of teaching is based on the so-called "Bologna" process. In 1999, European states signed the Bologna Declaration, agreeing to establish a unified higher education system. This process involves the establishment of comparable degree courses, thereby increasing inter-compatibility and enabling student mobility. For this purpose, the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS) was established, allowing a better understanding and readability of degree courses. We offer first-cycle general studies leading to a Bachelor degree (180 ECTS, or 60 ECTS / year). These can be followed by a second cycle leading to a Master degree. This cycle takes one or two years depending on the desired depth and provides access to a professional career. Finally, we offer third-cycle studies, open to holders of a two-year MA and leading to a doctorate (PhD).
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| − | '''The grading system'''
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| − | Following exams (oral and / or written) the final assessment will be expressed as a score between 0 and 20, with a score of at least 10/20 denoting a pass grade. To make the results interpretable, they are then transcribed into an ECTS grading scale, using a cohort percentile (i.e. how a student has performed relative to other students in the same class (or a significant group of students), as set out in the following scale:
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| − | A: the top 10% of passing students; B: the following 25%; C: the following 30%; D: the following 25%; E: the remaining 10%. The F grade is used for students who have failed.
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| − | '''The academic calendar'''
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| − | The academic year is divided into three quadrimesters, the first two being scheduled for courses and exams. The academic year begins in mid-September. The first term ends on January; the second term runs from February to June. The updated academic calendar is available [http://www.erg.be/m/#Calendrier_acad%C3%A9mique here]
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| − | '''Course catalogue'''
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| − | Erg publishes its course catalogue a few weeks before the start of each academic year. It lists the courses offered, together with information about the faculties, courses, when they are held (1st, 2nd term or 1st and 2nd terms for the annual courses) and who is holding them. The catalogue is available [http://www.erg.be/m/#Plans_d%27%C3%A9tude here]
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| − | '''Registration as an exchange student'''
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| − | To be considered, your application must include, inter alia, the proposed study programme or "Learning agreement” duly approved by your home institution.
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| − | '''Course registration'''
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| − | Most of our courses do not require prior registration. Students present themselves at courses after informing themselves about when and where they take place. This information is posted either on each faculty’s website under "valves électroniques“ or on the faculty bulletin boards ("valves papier”) situated near the faculty secretariats.
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| − | '''Valves électroniques'''
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| − | login: etudiant
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| − | password : toctoc
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| − | '''Language skills'''
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| − | Most courses are offered only in French. As an exchange student you will therefore need a working knowledge of this language.
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| − | '''Internet access at Erg'''
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| − | Network : ERG
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| − | Password : ERG-page87
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| − | '''Transport'''
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| − | Belgian public transport consists of buses, trams and trains. The price of a single ticket inside Brussels is 2,10-€2,50 but you can get a monthly or yearly season ticket on the basis of the documents certifying your student status that you receive when you arrive. You can also get 10-trip or 5-trip tickets, which work out cheaper than buying single tickets. We encourage you to find out about these and make use of them.
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| − | For more information, please visit: HUhttp://www.stib.be/abonnements.html?l=frUH
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| − | An alternative to public transportation is cycling. Brussels, as a signatory of the “Charter of Brussels", is committed to developing the cycling infrastructure and promoting cycling in the city. This means that you will find self-service bicycle parks where bicycles can be rented at very affordable prices.
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| − | For more information see : http://www.provelo.org/en
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| − | '''Banking'''
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| − | For paying for your lodgings and current expenses, we advise you to open an account at a bank of your choice, once you have arrived in Brussels. To do this, simply go to any bank branch, taking with you your passport or identity card (for EU citizens) and proof of registration at the University. If your passport does not contain your home address, a copy of your registration at the municipal authority in Belgium will be requested.Telephone and Internet
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| − | You can either go for purchasing "pre-paid" cards or taking out a subscription. This can be done at a store of your choice. There is a wide range of providers on offer and you will be able to compare prices and offers, once you are settled in Brussels.
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| − | '''On arriving in Belgium'''
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| − | If you come to Belgium by plane, you will arrive:
| + | '''Welcome to erg''' |
| − | - either at “Brussels Airport” in Zaventem, about half an hour from the centre of Brussels
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| − | - or at the “Charleroi Bruxelles – Sud" airport, about one hour away from Brussels.
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| | + | erg is: The school of graphic research is a Higher School of Arts (ESA), free full-time and long-type education, subsidized by the French Community of Belgium. The erg is one of the 4 institutes of St-Luc Brussels. The teaching of the erg is differentiated by the interdisciplinary or transdisciplinary approach, guaranteed by the crossing of students and teachers from different disciplines ('''video''',''' painting''', '''photography''', '''sculpture''', '''drawing''', '''installation-performance''', '''digital arts''', '''typography''', '''graphic design''', '''digital design''', '''illustration''', '''comics''', '''animated film''') and in multidisciplinary workshops which bring them together by poles in Bachelors (art, narration and media). And through the 4 programs offered in the Master's: Art |
| | + | '''Practice, Critical Tools (L.I.E.N.S: Places, Interdisciplinarities, Ecology, Necessity and Systems //A.P.S: Situated Practices Workshop), Narratives and Experimentation (Speculative Narration), Politics and Experimentation graphics (Design and politics of the multiple).''' |
| | + | Students also have the opportunity to |
| | + | confront other practices in internships carried out internally, during workshops offered by teachers with |
| | + | external guests and open to several orientations or when using different places of learning (video editing |
| | + | room, super 8 lab, sound room, print-lab, etc.) |
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| | + | erg is the place of artistic, plastic and graphic practices that enter theoretical and formal risk zones. A place and pedagogies to define and redefine collectively. It is a place where you can learn from what is not working. |
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| − | '''access'''
| + | A place of research therefore. |
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| − | 87 rue du Page, 1050 Bruxelles
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| − | [https://goo.gl/maps/qy8kE4HbvCbc9v4d8 MAP]
| + | ===Transdisciplinary curriculum Bachelors – Masters=== |
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| | + | ====Bachelors, multidisciplinary workshop==== |
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| | + | In the Bachelor's program, [https://wiki.erg.be/w/Ateliers_pluridisciplinaires_(BA) multidisciplinary workshops] are divided into 3 fields grouping together certain |
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| − | by tram A / At Gare du Midi, get on tram 81 to ‘Montgomery’ B / Get off at ‘Trinité’ (about 10 stops) C / Take rue de l’Aqueduc towards place du Châtelain, and turn right on rue du Page.
| + | Each workshop focuses on experimental teaching, encouraging the decompartmentalization of artistic disciplines and collective experiences. All [https://wiki.erg.be/w/Les_orientations orientations] converge in broader groupings and are therefore not considered in isolation. In 1st year, a specific support art course is the place to discover and open up to a methodology, discipline or medium related to the different orientations. It may also address one of its more technical aspects, and is compulsory (one specific course per term). |
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| − | by underground tram (“pré-métro”) A / Inside Gare du Midi, follow the blue-and-white “m” signs B / Get on tram 51 to ‘Van Haelen’, or tram 3 to ‘Churchill’, or tram 4 to ‘Stalle’. Get off at ‘Horta’ (third stop) C / Walk up chaussée de Waterloo, pasts “Ma Campagne”, and turn left on rue du Page.
| + | The cluster is a meeting point, a point of convergence between several orientations. It is a place of syneergy and transversality of knowledge and practices. There are 3 clusters in Bachelors: Art, Media and Narration. |
| | + | * [https://wiki.erg.be/w/Art_Cluster Art Cluster] |
| | + | * [https://wiki.erg.be/w/Narration_Cluster Narration Cluster] |
| | + | * [https://wiki.erg.be/w/Media_Cluster Media Cluster] |
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| + | '''Masters, multidisciplinary workshop''' |
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| − | A / Walk to the tram stop parc on Rue Royale B / Get on tram 92 to ‘Fort Jaco’ C / Get off at ‘Ma Campagne’ D / Walk up chaussée de Waterloo, and turn left on rue du Page.
| + | The multidisciplinary Masters workshops are open to all orientations. |
| | + | * [https://wiki.erg.be/w/L.I.E.N.S._Master_Workshop L.I.E.N.S. Master Workshop] |
| | + | * [https://wiki.erg.be/w/Situated_Practices_Workshop Situated Practices Workshop] |
| | + | * [https://wiki.erg.be/w/Master_Narratives_and_Experimentation_/_Speculative_Narration Narratives and Experimentation / Speculative Narration] |
| | + | * [https://wiki.erg.be/w/Design_and_Politics_of_the_Multiple_(MA) Design and Politics of the Multiple] |
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| − | A / Get on bus 54 to ‘Ma Campagne’ B / Walk up chaussée de Waterloo, and turn left on rue du Page.
| + | [[https://wiki.erg.be/w/Fichier:Incoming_students_guide_2023.pdf Download complete guide]] |
-> International
International Office
international@erg.be
+32 2 538 98 29
Welcome to erg
erg is: The school of graphic research is a Higher School of Arts (ESA), free full-time and long-type education, subsidized by the French Community of Belgium. The erg is one of the 4 institutes of St-Luc Brussels. The teaching of the erg is differentiated by the interdisciplinary or transdisciplinary approach, guaranteed by the crossing of students and teachers from different disciplines (video, painting, photography, sculpture, drawing, installation-performance, digital arts, typography, graphic design, digital design, illustration, comics, animated film) and in multidisciplinary workshops which bring them together by poles in Bachelors (art, narration and media). And through the 4 programs offered in the Master's: Art
Practice, Critical Tools (L.I.E.N.S: Places, Interdisciplinarities, Ecology, Necessity and Systems //A.P.S: Situated Practices Workshop), Narratives and Experimentation (Speculative Narration), Politics and Experimentation graphics (Design and politics of the multiple).
Students also have the opportunity to
confront other practices in internships carried out internally, during workshops offered by teachers with
external guests and open to several orientations or when using different places of learning (video editing
room, super 8 lab, sound room, print-lab, etc.)
erg is the place of artistic, plastic and graphic practices that enter theoretical and formal risk zones. A place and pedagogies to define and redefine collectively. It is a place where you can learn from what is not working.
A place of research therefore.
Transdisciplinary curriculum Bachelors – Masters
Bachelors, multidisciplinary workshop
In the Bachelor's program, multidisciplinary workshops are divided into 3 fields grouping together certain
orientations.
Each workshop focuses on experimental teaching, encouraging the decompartmentalization of artistic disciplines and collective experiences. All orientations converge in broader groupings and are therefore not considered in isolation. In 1st year, a specific support art course is the place to discover and open up to a methodology, discipline or medium related to the different orientations. It may also address one of its more technical aspects, and is compulsory (one specific course per term).
The cluster is a meeting point, a point of convergence between several orientations. It is a place of syneergy and transversality of knowledge and practices. There are 3 clusters in Bachelors: Art, Media and Narration.
Masters, multidisciplinary workshop
The multidisciplinary Masters workshops are open to all orientations.
[Download complete guide]