Showcase your work with an art newspaper
Whether it's a school assignment or a personal project, a newspaper is the perfect way to showcase creative work.
Educational institutions such as AP University of Applied Sciences and Arts Antwerp and KASKA-DKO rely on Genscom to turn student creations into professionally printed newspapers.
The Royal Academy of Fine Arts offers a wide range of bachelor and master programmes. These include both traditional courses such as sculpture, painting and printmaking, and modern disciplines such as critical courses with options in art criticism and exhibition management.
De Nadruk,an art magazine in newspaper format
We created the newspaper De Nadruk to highlight our Art Critic programme. Not just to foreground our activities but also to offer students and art enthusiasts something tangible. De contents of the newspaper draw attention to the lesser-known forms of art and culture.
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A new edition for a new performance
Each new edition of De Nadruk is linked to a new event for artists and art enthusiasts. And each performance or exhibition is linked to a review featured in the newspaper. This gives De Nadruk a reflective and unifying approach. The feedback on the newspaper has been exceedingly positive. People are greatly impressed by the content, paper quality, and eye-catching layout.
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