Contemporary educational practice requires art educators/art teachers who can (co-)develop and shape education from a personal vision. This certainly applies to education in the arts, a dynamic field with ever evolving artistic expressions, thought provoking makers and changing concepts. Het Landelijk Overleg Kunstvakdocentenopleidingen (KVDO) is organizing this educational design prize in order to make the special expertise of future art teachers visible as an educational designer.
Award Ceremony & Winners
The award ceremony for De Kunst van het Ontwerpen took place on Friday 22 September 2023, Congratulations to the winners!
Shanti Kerstens and Paulien Kromwijk won the public price with "Het Ver(zamel)haal".
Kira Anzizu can start the Guts en Glory Challenge with "AANPASSEN".
Rosalinde van Malkenhorst and Benjamin Schermer won the bachelor's price with "Project Proefkonijn".
Margot van Ruitenbeek and Hedwig Visser won the public price and the master's price with "Je hebt er (niet) zelf om gevraagd".
All the winners get the opportunity to publish a part of their project in the magazine Kunstzone.
Nominees
After receiving 23 applications (19 Bachelor's and 4 Master's), the jury chose the 8 nominees who presented their educational design. The nominees were:
Bachelor's
- The Art Agency van Judith Gerritzen, WDKA
- Olifant met poedersuiker van Saskia den Hartigh en Adinda Bravenboer, WDKA
- Het Ver(zamel)haal van Paulien Kromwijk en Shanti Kerstens, WDKA
- Kunstmatig Surrealisme van Rosalie Rutgers, ArtEZ
- Project Proefkonijn van Rosalinde van Malkenhorst en Benjamin Schermer, WDKA
- AANPASSEN van Kira Anzizu Huygen, AHK
Master's
- Dans me je verhaal van Layzmina Emerencia en Janneke Berendsen, AHK
- Je hebt er (niet) zelf om gevraagd van Margot van Ruitenbeek en Hedwig Visser, AHK
(The nominees typed in italics are also nominated for the Guts&Glory challenge)
Guts & Glory Challenge
In addition to the prizes of De Kunst van het Ontwerpen, this year the prize of the Guts&Glory challenge will be awarded for the first time to art education students with a surprising, innovative, sharp, daring, challenging and promising plan for an in- or extracurricular arts education project. This prize is especially for a promising design that has not yet been fully developed in order to stimulate and help with the further development of the design plan.
Special attention is given to the plans that:
- Are aimed at a special combination of target groups and/or
- Arising from the cooperation of the art educator and the school teacher and/or
- Connecting disciplines.
The prize is made possible by the proceeds of the book No Guts & No Glory, kunst in het hart van het onderwijs written by Fred Wartna, Dorien Folkers and Arno van Riet and published in June 2022.
Applications for the challenge do not (yet) have to meet all the criteria of the Regulations of De Kunst van het Ontwerpen. However, there must be the potential to meet the criteria in the future. It is possible to register a design plan for both De Kunst van het Ontwerpen and the Guts&Glory Challenge.
Information Guts&Glory challenge
Jury and judging
The jury of De Kunst van het Ontwerpen and The Guts&Glory Challenge consists of experts from the field of art and education and chairman Lucien Kembel, director of the LKCA. The jury assesses the submitted arts education designs on relevance, relevance and suitability for practice, among other things.