Students
Books&Webs

                           . . . . If the artist dosen't know how to present the work to me,
                           how am I supposed to present it to my clients? . . .   
                                                                                                                                                  Miguel Angel Sanchez, ADN Gallery


Whatever the background of the students from the International Workshop, we emphasise the necesity of training certain sensibilities around presenting their visual language to the public. Throughout the academic year we offer different activities with the aim of developing this:
In tutorials and work-presentations we try to help students to articulate their dicourse and fomulate it in writing. Though workshops we provide them with specific tools such as basic knowledge about graphic design and layout, http-editing, blogging, cv-writing and editing texts, etc.

Basically we want to equip them to face a world where multi-media flows, where many tools are available for free on the internet, and where a professional presentation of the work is highest order of the day. The results are often impressive books and web pages, as well as a raised awareness of the importance of self-presentations.

Below is a few example of the books and webs of past students on the International Workshop:

Thomas weissman, Academic Year 2008-2009   / Miriyana Todorova, Academic Year 2006-2007  /  Louisa Hargett, Academic year 2006-2007 / Kenny Barret, Academic Year 2006-2007 / Olivia Kaufman, Spring 2008 / Elsa Pons, Spring 2006 / Ida Zwilmeyer, Academic Year 2005-2006 / Carolina Ospina, Academic Year 2007-2008