apply to the collide residency program in Switzerland and Denmark
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apply to the collide residency program in Switzerland and Denmark

Fully Funded Collide Residency Program 2025 in Switzerland & Denmark
The Applications are open to apply for the Collide Residency Program 2025. This is a Fully Funded two-month residency program split between Switzerland and Denmark.
Participants will spend the First Month at the CERN in Geneva and the Second Month at Copenhagen Contemporary in Copenhagen.

The program aims to invite artists interested in science and technology and eager to collaborate with scientists and engineers. Applicants are required to submit a Proposal.
The Collide Residency Program is open to all Nationals and supports artistic research on art, science, and technology. During the residency, artists conduct research on their proposals and engage in meaningful conversations with scientists, engineers, and staff.
The Collide Residency Program will accept proposals that explore the influence of advanced technologies and scientific research on modern culture and society.

Collide is an annual residency programme for artists with a distinct interest in science and technology, who have a strong motivation to engage in dialogue with scientists and engineers.

The selected artist or collective will spend the first month at CERN in Geneva and the second month at Copenhagen Contemporary in Copenhagen. During the residency, the artist conducts research for their proposal, fostering meaningful exchanges with scientists, engineers, and staff in both locations. The residencies will be followed by a remote phase to define and produce a new artwork with the support of both curatorial teams in Geneva and Copenhagen.

Arts at CERN and Copenhagen Contemporary invite proposals that reflect on the role of advanced technologies and scientific research in contemporary culture and their impact on society.

Link: https://arts.cern/call/collide-copenhagen-residency-award/

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