Contact

DAI, as Roaming Academy does not own or rent premises at a fixed location. Seven times per year, for the duration of our so-called Confluences, students, tutors, guests and crew are hosted at a variety of locations scattered over Europe and occasionally also beyond. 

Monastic Retreat

Five of these seven landings of our “soft spaceship” happen in places where we return, or intend to return. PAF in France, Nida Art Colony in Lithuania and Centrale Fies in Italy have functioned as temporary home bases for several years in a row and we are currently exploring additional options. These places of return are part of the institutional network fabric that cradles us. They are thus not considered focus locations, but rather as "monastic" retreats where we fully focus on study and research without paying specific attention to our surroundings. This, of course, does not mean these places are not embedded in surroundings rich with relevant historical, geopolitical, and cultural knowledge!
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Focus Location

For each academic year, we select one, not previously visited (by us) “focus location” and team up with that year's Archipelago Weaver. Earlier this Archipelago Weaver—most often an alum, and/or dedicated DAI friend—had proposed the location to DAI's Head of Program, promising to commit to working with us as an organic connector and curator. Two out of the seven Confluences of that specific academic year (will) take place at the focus location.

During Confluence#4, we will study together within the context of our four curriculum components. In addition, the Archipelago Weaver in conversation with the DAI's artistic director, will then also convene a Roaming Assembly , a symposium that allows for a deeper dive into the local context through the input of invited guest presenters. The Roaming Assembly is open, not only to our students and COOP tutors, but to anybody who is interested. Confluence#7 centers around our annual COOP SUMMIT, where the collective research of our COOP study groups is publicly presented within the wider habitat of that year's focus location, in close conversation with local institutions and partners.

Bulletins 

Bulletins contain the detailed, complete program of each specific Confluence.

Calendar 

To see where students, tutors, and crew will assemble in the upcoming months, you can always check our Calendar.

Contact

Our shared “office” is there, where we come together for our Confluences, but you are always welcome to reach out to us via mail at:

ADMISSIONS@dutchartinstitute.eu ~ For questions about applying to our program. 

WORLD@dutchartinstitute.eu ~ Send us your announcements to be published for free on our home page. We welcome input from current students, alumni, tutors & guests & partners, present or past, and from all those who consider themselves our friends and comrades.

Personal Contact 

For questions and other issues that require a personal response, you are advised to consult our CREW directory.

Exclusively for our students and alumni: Protocol Student Crew Contact 

Please also note that the DAI will never share contact details of individuals who are or have been involved in our program, other than the information that is already published on our website.

ArtEZ University of the Arts 

Corine van der Wal, financial assistant to the Head of Program, will be regularly present at our parent institution, the ArtEZ University of the Arts, Onderlangs 9 in Arnhem, the Netherlands, where she will also pick up any 

PRINTED MATTER
which was sent to: 

Dutch Art Institute
c/o ArtEZ University of the Arts
P.O.Box 49
6800 AA Arnhem
The Netherlands   

Finally:

DAIspora: Where do DAI students actually reside?