Convocatoria abierta hasta: 15 de Febrero del 2018
Convoca: Collide
País sede: Inglaterra
Incentivos: A grant of 15,000 Swiss Francs for the research and development of the proposal. − A monthly stipend of 2,000 Swiss Francs while at CERN. − Travel costs (one return flight for each destination) and accommodation within a fixed budget for the three months of the residency at CERN and FACT.
Restricciones geográficas: Collide International Residency award is open to artists of any nationality or age, and is a competition for one residency of a total of three months.
Correo: : arts.collide@cern.ch
Página: http://arts.cern/collide

CONVOCATORIA PREMIO COLLIDE INTERNACIONAL RESIDENCIA, INGLATERRA

1.OBJETIVO

The Collide International Residency award is a unique opportunity for artists to spend dedicated time in one of the most important laboratories in the world, where crucial questions about nature are addressed. Collide aims to encourage curiosity, offering experimental and open-minded artists an extraordinary framework to inspire creativity both within the sciences and the humanities. Ultimately, Collide proposes to transform the way art and science encounters are understood, and to challenge new modes of dialogue and enquiry.

2. PERIODO Y ÁMBITO DE APLICACIÓN

El periodo de envío y recepción de las solicitudes finalizará el 15 de Febrero del 2018

3. FINANCIACIÓN

• A grant of 15,000 Swiss Francs for the research and development of the proposal.
• A monthly stipend of 2,000 Swiss Francs while at CERN.
• Travel costs (one return flight for each destination) and accommodation within a fixed budget for the three months of the residency at CERN and FACT.
  

Más info en: http://arts.cern/collide

CONVOCATORIA PREMIO COLLIDE INTERNACIONAL RESIDENCIA, INGLATERRA


1.FINALIDAD

The Collide International Residency award is a unique opportunity for artists to spend dedicated time in one of the most important laboratories in the world, where crucial questions about nature are addressed. Collide aims to encourage curiosity, offering experimental and open-minded artists an extraordinary framework to inspire creativity both within the sciences and the humanities. Ultimately, Collide proposes to transform the way art and science encounters are understood, and to challenge new modes of dialogue and enquiry. As the cradle of the World Wide Web and home of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), CERN (European Centre for Nuclear Research, Geneva) is an eminent centre of science and technology with great relevance in the culture of today.

As an international centre of excellence, CERN is an inspirational place for artists, designers and creators of any kind to explore and extend their research in the fascinating world of particle physics. Arts at CERN, its arts programme, engages with art at the cutting edge of scientific research and fosters the creation of new expert knowledge by extending artists’ practice in connection with fundamental research and particle physics.

2. PERIODO Y ÁMBITO DE APLICACIÓN

El periodo de envío y recepción de las solicitudes finalizará el 15 de Febrero del 2018

3. FINANCIACIÓN

• A grant of 15,000 Swiss Francs for the research and development of the proposal.
• A monthly stipend of 2,000 Swiss Francs while at CERN.
• Travel costs (one return flight for each destination) and accommodation within a fixed budget for the three months of the residency at CERN and FACT.

4. REQUISITOS DE LAS PERSONAS SOLICITANTES

• Interested in the cultural significance of science.
• Working with digital and scientific media, technology and concepts as inspiration for their work.
• Engaging with an innovative discourse on contemporary culture, following ambitious standards of creativity.
• Demonstrating an active interest in the institutional visions, research methodologies, and cultural engagement of CERN and FACT.
• Interested in the processes of fundamental science and particle physics who are able to extrapolate this understanding into projects of artistic excellence.
• Pushing the traditional forms of collaboration between the artistic and scientific fields, and asking innovative and provocative questions in this respect.
• Approaching science and research from diverse angles of enquiry, such as political, ethical, or sociological perspectives.

Página web: http://arts.cern/collide