Art and Science

Brave New Future

Science Gallery Monterrey at Tecnológico de Monterrey is inviting artists, researchers, community activists and critical thinkers, to submit proposals for existing artistic and research projects to be part of their 2024 inaugural show “Brave New Future,” which will open in September 2024.

Science Gallery Monterrey is a space where artistic and scientific modes of thinking are brought into a collision course to unbalance and stimulate each other, push the boundaries of knowledge and generate unexpected ideas that offer new perspectives and solutions to current challenges. 

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Science Gallery London is a place to grow new ideas across art, science and health. A part of King’s College London, we develop our programme in collaboration with our constituent groups: academics and researchers at King’s, King's Students and people aged 18 - 25 years old who live, work or study in Southwark and Lambeth, and artists and creatives.

Illuminating the Beauty of Science

Theme: Illuminating the beauty of science. Science and art have always been closely tied, as the purpose of both is to understand the world around us and create within it. With advancements in both research and technologies happening at an increasingly rapid pace, how does this change the approach to making art through a scientific lens?

We are looking for works that highlight the intersections between science, technology and art. This could be through the use of alternative materials or new technologies, works that examine the science behind creativity, or even artworks that offer solutions to the most pressing scientific issues of our time.

Collide Copenhagen

Arts at CERN and Copenhagen Contemporary join forces and announce the first open call for Collide Copenhagen

CERN and Copenhagen Contemporary announced a three-year partnership through Collide, Arts at CERN’s flagship international residency programme. 

Connect

Arts at CERN and the Swiss Arts Council Pro Helvetia welcome proposals for a new residency opportunity of the Connect collaboration framework, which promotes the dialogue between artists and scientists within the Laboratory’s context.

The Connect residency calls for artists and collectives from or based in Switzerland with distinct interest in an interdisciplinary approach and strong motivation for learning more about the modes of scientific thinking and fundamental science. Connect invites proposals from artists working across visual arts, music, literature, performing arts, design, and interactive media.

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