Funding for Research: Instruments & Opportunities for (Artist) Researchers

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Programme

• 13:15 > Walk-in
• 13:30 > Short welcome by Lianne van Roekel, research coordinator PARC
• 13:35 > Thomas Kelderman, Programme Manager at Taskforce for Applied Research (SIA Regieorgaan)
  • SIA, what do they do?
  • Which subsidies are relevant for (artist) researchers in 2024?
  • General overview infrastructure - Dutch Research Council (NWO) / National Science Agenda (NWA)
  • Internationalisation programme
• 14:00 > Erik Viskil, Academic Director and professor Research & Discourse in Artistic Practice at ACPA, lector FILM at HdK, Chair PARC and Steering Committee Member of the NWA Route Kunst:
  • NWA Small Grants 2024, including the thematic line 'Art research for new perspectives on climate justice'
  • NWA-ORC Call 2024
  • Q&A
• 14:20 > Debbie Straver – Project lead Creating Cultures of Care (SPRONG) and Knowledge Manager at Hogeschool voor de Kunsten Utrecht (HKU)
  • Short intro about the HKU Research funding support structure
  • Short overview of different types of subsidies for research in the arts (individual trajectories, research in consortia and collaboration in strategic network and programmes, such as SPRONG
  • the structure and process of SPRONG and how the research Creating Cultures of Care has been set up.
  • Q&A
• 14:50 > BREAK
• 15:00 > Tanja Vracic – Funding Advisor at the Amsterdamse Hogeschool van de Kunsten (AHK)
  • Explanation of the (EU) Richting Europa process
  • Q&A
• 15:30 > Paul Craenen – Lector Music, Education & Society at the Royal Conservatoire and Senior Researcher at ACPA.
  • Sharing experiences regarding the process of Sounding Urban Places, a research project co-funded by the Taskforce for Applied Science SIA in the context of URBAN EUROPE; Building transformation capacity through arts and design: Unlocking the full potential for urban transitions
  • Q&A
• 16:00 > Aparajita Dutta, Head of International Affairs at the University of the Arts (HdK)
  • Discussing the new (KABK) EU Erasmus research project process ‘Climate Truth Crisis…Empowering Young Designers for Democratic Futures’
  • Q&A
• 16:20 > BREAK
• 16:30 > Joint reflection, moderated by Erik Viskil:
  • Individual level: How can an individual researcher apply? And how can they collaborate in applications? Which grant is most suitable and gives the highest chance of success?
  • Collective level: How to share funding knowledge and capacities between (art) universities? How to organize match-making sessions for (artistic) researchers? Research agendas - how can we jointly, as universities of professional education, influence the general research agendas?
  • [your input or questions]
• 16:55 > End