campus Sint-Lukas Brussels
In these series of guest lectures, narrativity is analyzed through a wide range of perspectives with speakers coming from journalism, installation and visual arts, festival organisation, and more. Starting from their personal journey, they will explain why the experience that is elicited by the narrative is key, and often calls for cross-disciplinary ways of working.
Guest lectures are free and open to all.
The lecture start at 14h, end at 16h and will be followed by a break and a Q&A with a restricted audience of students (3BA students of Graphic Storytelling and Media and Information design)
Sandy Claes, Guillaume Slizewicz or Johan Stuyck will moderate the lecture and discussion afterwards.
15 February |
Guillaume Slizewicz |
Introduction to the course |
C-3.17 |
22 February |
Maarten Vanhoof |
Data visualisation and storytelling |
C-3.17 |
29 February |
Camilla Colombo |
Curation and Art/Science project |
C-3.17 |
7 March |
AMathilde Bedouet |
Animation and short movies |
C-3.17 |
14 March |
Jan De Coster |
Interactive installations and robots |
C-3.17 |
21 March |
Charlotte Maher |
Journalism and open source investigation |
Online |
18 April |
Fredo De Smet |
Technology and Festival Organisation |
C-3.17 |
25 April |
Joris Mertens |
Comic books and Roman Graphiques |
C-3.17 |
2 May | Roland Meyer | Storytelling and Image synthesis / AI images | Online |