As of May 30th, the first 11 candidates for the Dutch project of the Professional Doctorate have been approved for funding - see here. This is stated to mean that they can effectively start from today, June 1 2023, onwards. (See a previous post about the PD for background details.)
Of the 11 candidates that are now starting, 8 are situated in the domain of “Arts + Creative”, and 3 in “Health & Well-being:
Risk Hazekamp (Avans Hogeschool)
Unlearning Photography: Listening to Cyanobacteria
Emily Huurdeman (Fontys Hogescholen)
Essaying as (Collective) Performative Practice
Phillippine Hoegen (Hogeschool voor de Kunsten Utrecht)
Performing working
Augustin Martinez Caram (Hanzehogeschool Groningen)
Lifestyle and Digital Sovereignty. A new media arts approach to collective technological empowerment for holistic care
Chinouk Filique de Miranda (ArtEZ University of the ArtsDigitised)
Practices in the Margins; Reimagining Fashion’s Virtual Interface
Soemitro Poerbodipoero (Hogeschool van Amsterdam)
To contribute in an innovative and sustainable way to participation, well-being, and self-management of positive health of seniors living at home
Sarah Ros-Philipsen (Saxion)
Lifestyle interventions: from an individual approach to integrated collaboration
Stefan Schäfer (Amsterdamse Hogeschool voor de Kunsten)
Breaking Apart Together: Performing speculative design with dying mountains and glaciers
Chico Taguba (Hogeschool van Amsterdam)
Towards a better connection: How do young residency permit holders with psychological and addiction problems find their way to assistance?
Reinaart Vanhoe (Hogeschool Rotterdam)
Learning from ruangrupa & documenta fifteen
Nadja van der Weide (Hogeschool van Amsterdam)
The art of mediated dialogue - The role of ownership, technology and participation in facilitating dialogue in local communities
It is always refreshing to read about projects brought to the table by young researchers. To boot: the variety of practice-oriented topics and approaches outside of music is striking and can be inspiring. As noted before, and despite 8 PD-candidates active in the domain of "Arts + Creative", none of the participants in this pilot are musicians. The organisers of the PD are the Duch “Hogescholen”, i.e. the institutions offering higher education outside of the universities, so not limited to conservatoires. For the period of 2023-2029, the PD pilot will be tested in 7 domains: Energy & Durability, Health & Wellbeing, Art + Creative, Leisure, Tourism & Hospitality, Maritime, Education (Learning and Professionalisation), and Technique & Digitalisation. For sure, although perhaps depending on the continuation of funding, a new batch of PD candidates will enter the program in the future, possibly including musicians.
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