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Upcoming Regional Conference

Project R5:

A South African Seminar for Artists



The Nagel Institute

for the

Study of World Christianity

at Calvin College


May 31 - June 15, 2013

The Call for Applications is now closed.

Why “R5”?

Artists in Southern Africa wrestle with five critical issues: 

  • Remembrance: the intertwined and contested histories of people groups.
  • Resistance: the vivid tradition of prophetic artistry.
  • Reconciliation: persistent questions over how to justly reconcile aggrieved people.
  • Representation: in a post-colonial, multicultural society, who may represent whom? And how?
  • Re-visioning: how does hope factor into artistic

This project will convene North American and Southern African artists with their South African hosts to engage these questions, see how art was created in response to them, and ask how this story might inspire and reorient their work.  They will visit in and around Johannesburg and Cape Town and work in studio at Volmoed, in the Western Cape.

Organized by the Nagel Institute for the Study of World Christianity with the endorsement of and support from the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities (CCCU) and the Lilly Fellows Program in Humanities and the Arts (LFP).


For additional information, visit the conference website.

You can download a brochure here.  Application Deadline was January 15, 2013. Conference organizers are no longer accepting applications.

Description and Guidelines for Regional Confereces


Regional Conferences or Workshops represent a flexible category of programs that encourage examination of topics of special significance to faculty, administrators, and students at a particular institution or group of institutions, or matters of special intellectual concern to faculty and others in Christian higher education. The focus, character, and constituency of the conference may vary to suit the needs of the applicant, within the general guidelines listed above. Previous successful conferences and workshops have focused on issues facing schools in a particular region, topics of current debate among faculty at a particular school, student life issues, graduate student matters, various theological or denominational traditions in higher education, an array of topics in liberal and professional education, and issues of civic and public concern to the Christian intellectual community.

Funding is available for up to two Regional Conferences or Workshops taking place in the 2014-2015 academic year at $12,500 each. It is expected that in many cases the host institution or group of institutions may also contribute to funding the conference. Institutions that have already received a grant in this category will not be eligible in the same category again for three years after the original grant was awarded.  Application deadline: September 15, 2013 for a program planned for the 2014-2015 academic year.

Application to host a Regional Conference

Learn more about past Regional Conferences here.


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