Over de rol van kunst in een globaliserende samenleving

Framer Framed

Image courtesy of JUST ART

Framer Framed is partner van het gezamenlijke onderzoeksproject JUST ART

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JUST ART is a six year project funded by the Dutch Research Council (NWO) and led by the University of Groningen, bringing together artists, researchers, campaigners and communities in rural and urban regions across the Kingdom of the Netherlands to cultivate diverse strategies of climate justice through artistic research and creative practice. Framer Framed is a partner of the two strands Just Practices: Centring Climate and Multispecies Justice in the Visual and Performing Arts and Just Production: Soil Ecologies and Life-Sustaining Goods.

The complexity and scale of the climate crisis can feel overwhelming. Artistic practice and artistic research can open up new ways of understanding the intersectional dimensions of this crisis so that people feel empowered to act, wherever they are. This grounded approach is central to the Just Art: Creating Common Grounds for Climate Justice Through Artistic Research project. From Aruba to Brabant, from the Wadden Islands to Twente and from the polders to Curaçao, JUST ART promotes climate justice in contexts where the crisis is most acutely felt, and where action is most urgently needed.

The project unfolds over the next six years (2026 – 2031) through multiple collaborative research projects delivered by partners across the Kingdom of the Netherlands. The project is structured around five core research themes alongside a strand of work focused on governance and synthesis. The kick-off event on 5 March 2026 at Framer Framed introduces the project’s ideas, themes and plans, while creating plenty of room for conversation, collaboration and fresh inspiration among everyone involved.

We will be advertising ten PhD positions across the project at the start of 2026 (details below).

The JUST ART project will unfold through collaborative research and education with the below academic and cultural partners.

Academic / Research Partners

Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences
ArtEZ University of the Arts
Avans Hogeschool, Centre of Applied Research for Art, Design, and Technology
Hanze University of Applied Sciences/ Museum Princessehof
NWO
TNO
University of Amsterdam
University of Aruba
University of Groningen
University of Twente
Utrecht University
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Cultural Partners

Ateliers 89
CASE
Cathedral of Thorns
De Onkruidenier
EKWC
Farm of Crafts
Fibershed
Filmmaking for Fieldwork
Fossil Free Culture
Framer Framed
Groen Hart Biennale
Groninger Museum
Rijksmuseum
Instituto Buena Vista
Into Nature
Klimaatmuseum
WKR / Klimaatraad
Milieudefensie
Noorderbreedte
Oerol Festival
Radius CCA
Rijksacademie
Rijksmuseum Twenthe
Totomboti & Saamaka Museum
Teatro Kadaken
Tetem Kunstruimte
Textielmuseum
VHDG
Voedselpark Amsterdam
Schumacher Labs
Zone2Source

Affiliated Artists

Armando Goedgedrag
Christien Meindertsma
Claudy Jongstra
David Bade
Frouwkje Smit & Burney Cruden
Jonas Staal
Marjet Zwaans
Marjolijn Dijkman
Micha de Haan
Terike Haapoja


Open Call – PhD’s

JUST ART includes ten PhD projects across varied fields, including practice-based artistic research. All of the projects have a proposed start date of September 2026. The PhDs will be on the below themes. The positions are advertised via the relevant academic institutions – follow the links below.

Just Matter
PhD 1. Material Engagement with Everyday Textiles
PhD 2. Material Engagement with Common Ceramics

Just Production
PhD 1. Art and Soil Ecologies
PhD 2. Art and Regenerative Entrepreneurship

Just Transitions
PhD 1. Climate Justice and the Value of Water in Small Island States: A Creative Data Visualisation Perspective
PhD 2. Re-Pairing Wetlands: Artistic Research for Just Multi-Species Relations in the Northern Netherlands

Just Futures
PhD 1. ReStor(y)ing (Un)just Land-Water Relationships Through Art-activism
PhD 2. ReStor(y)ing Multispecies Futures Through Digital Media

Just Practices
PhD 1. Curating Multispecies Justice
PhD 2. Performing Multispecies Justice


JUST ART is funded by the Dutch Research Council (NWO) and coordinated by the University of Groningen.



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