Visit The Beginning 2024 | Graduation Show, 4 - 7 July

1. to my muse  
Oh my handsome fatal foe
You’re my electric boogaloo  
Your eyes like a green stone
You make me shiver deep in my bone
 
Your desert storm
Brought me to heavenly feelings to be born
The heat directed me to snowfields 
Even there your greens forbid me to make deals
 
Thank God I could not bribe you with diamonds
Your yearning goes beyond these 
Me I could not do better than better than to make you a Brooche  
Even this was not yours but maybe for Maria’s coach 
 
Oh my handsome fatal foe 
You make me do
Everyday again I can express my passion
In to making the oldest human expression!

Ted Noten

Programme

During this annual graduation exhibition, the graduates of the Maastricht Institute of Arts show you how they look at the outside world, react and position themselves with different eyes. They invite the visitor to engage in conversation. The nature of the exhibited works varies from performance, installation, graphic design, illustration, photo, film, sound art, products, materials, object to theoretical reflection.

Official opening by Ted Noten
Thursday 4 July, 19.30h (Herdenkingsplein).
Followed by the Gilbert de Bontridder Prijs and Mique Eggermont Prijs ceremonies.

Opening hours
Thursday 4 July: 19:30–22:00h
Friday 5 July: 10:00–18:00h
Saturday 6 July: 10:00–18:00h
Sunday 7 July: 11:00–17:00h

Alumni BBQ
Sunday 7 July from 13.00 h

A new tradition for alumni and staff.
Start on arrival with a viewing of the graduation works of the Class of 2024.
At 13:00h, the BBQ will take place, cost is € 5 per person (this includes 2 refreshments).

Are you an alumnus or staff member?
Join us!

These programmes are participating

Bachelor programmes Fine Arts, Communication and Multimedia Design, Fine Art and Design in Education, Interdisciplinary Arts, Design | Architecture and Interior | Design | Visual Communication and Master programme Scientific Illustration.

#TheBeginning2024
Photo credits header image: Katy Strange

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