Welcome to FORUM+
FORUM+ is the journal for research and the arts in the Low Countries. It offers interested culture lovers an in-depth look at current trends in research in the fields of music, theatre, dance and the (audio-)visual arts.
MOST RECENT ISSUE
February - May 2023
FORUM+ generally comes out three times a year. This time we are making an exception, accommodating the winter edition in this spring issue. This double publication presents a great diversity of contributions. At the same time, they are remarkably interwoven. Unearth these connections for yourself in the February - May issue of FORUM+.
Discover this issue20 OCTOBER 2023
2.00 - 6.00 pm @ DE SINGEL
"The art school as an ecosystem: future perspectives on higher arts education": symposium and launch event
Join us at the panel "The art school as an ecosystem: future perspectives on higher arts education" as we launch the October issue and unveil our latest dossier during a symposium co-organised by ARIA and in the framework of ARTICULATE. Art & Research days.
More informationOpen dossiers
Take a look at or contribute to our open dossiers:
... and many more!
Reviews
Take a look at our review page as well, where we discuss recent publications and events in the field of research in the arts. Guidelines to send in your own review can be found on our 'publish in FORUM+' page.
What is FORUM+?
FORUM+ is the peer-reviewed journal for research and the arts in the Low Countries. It offers interested culture lovers an in-depth look at current trends in research in the fields of a.o. music, theatre, dance and visual arts at higher arts education and university.
Read our free online dossiers on (trans)literate art, methodology, dance, and co-creation; listen to inspiring podcasts or browse through critical reviews, fascinating interviews and intriguing image essays.
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PREVIOUS ISSUE
October 2022
Earlier this year, FORUM+ launched the dossier (Trans)literate art | De kunst van (ver)talen. Various contributions in this October issue will elaborate on this dossier. We invite readers to engage in further dialogue with these texts. Language, diversity and power are complex themes that constantly provoke new perspectives and continuously stimulate us to exchange our insights.
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