In the complex world of contemporary art, the professional integration of art students can be a major challenge. Emerging young talent often finds itself lost in the labyrinth of the art industry, lacking the practical tools to navigate successfully. Spark's mission is to fill this void and guide art students towards visibility and professional success.

Spark offers a diverse range of activities to help art students develop their skills and expand their professional network. Practical workshops, led by leading figures in the contemporary art world, enable students to become aware of their future careers. These workshops offer a unique opportunity for interactive learning and the sharing of experiences.

Spark conferences are an invaluable source of knowledge. Artists, curators, gallerists and collectors share their unique perspectives on crucial topics such as approaching galleries, self-promotion and career management. These events offer students valuable insight into the realities of the contemporary art market.

Networking is essential for success in the art world, and Spark facilitates this vital connection. Students have the opportunity to meet established artists, curators and other young talent, creating lasting links within the Brussels art community.

Spark recognises the importance of working in tandem with art schools to ensure a smooth transition for students into the art profession. By working closely with local schools, Spark can offer tailored advice and support by intervening throughout the year on specific topics.

In previous years we have had the opportunity to work with :

• BAI (Bureau des Activités Implicites)

• Sint Lukas Kunstchool Brussel

• Kult XL - meeting with the artists in residence