Watch the First Info Session + Join Us for the Second One

Don’t Miss Our Second Info Session for the Open Call

Watch the First Info Session + Join Us for the Second One

Following the success of our first info session, we are excited to announce that the second session is just around the corner on October 9th at 10:30 CET.

This is your chance to learn more about the STUDIOTOPIA Residency Programme for Emerging Artists and the Fellowship Programme for Young Scientists, both designed to foster collaboration between artists and scientists to tackle global sustainability challenges.

During the first info session, we discussed:

  • The goals of the STUDIOTOPIA project, with a focus on the Symbiocene.
  • How artists and scientists collaborate over a 12-month period to address complex issues.
  • Key details about the open call, including eligibility and how to apply.
  • A comprehensive overview of the Fellowship and Residency programmes.

Missed the first session?

Don’t worry — you can watch the full recording HERE.

What to Expect at the Second Info Session?

In the upcoming session on October 9th, we will dive deeper into the collaboration opportunities available, answer additional questions, and provide more insights into how participants can push the boundaries of both art and science to create meaningful change. Don’t miss this chance to get all the information you need to apply!

Register for the second info session here: APPLY HERE.

Programme Overview

  • Fellowship Programme for Young Scientists: 10 early-career scientists will collaborate with contemporary artists over the course of one year.
  • Residency Programme for Emerging Artists: 8 artists will partner with established scientists on research-driven projects focused on global and local sustainability challenges.

For additional questions, please contact:

by Sabina

STUDIOTOPIA Announces Open Call During Ars Electronica 2024

STUDIOTOPIA unveils new opportunities for artists and scientists

STUDIOTOPIA Announces Open Call During Ars Electronica 2024

During this year’s Ars Electronica Festival, attended by over 112,000 visitors from around the world, the STUDIOTOPIA team announced the launch of the second edition of their prestigious Residency Programme. Aimed at fostering collaboration between artists and scientists, this programme is set to explore the theme of the Symbiocene and promote innovative, cross-disciplinary approaches to sustainable development.

The second edition of the STUDIOTOPIA Residency Programme invites emerging artists and young scientists to apply for a 12-month residency, during which they will collaborate on research-driven projects addressing both local and global environmental challenges. The programme, which was presented by the STUDIOTOPIA team at the Ars Electronica Festival 2024, seeks to break down barriers between disciplines. It offers participants the opportunity to engage deeply with both art and science, developing unique outputs that explore the interconnectedness of life on Earth.

Open Call Highlights:

  • For Emerging Artists: Eight residencies will be offered to artists who will collaborate with established scientists, focusing on local sustainability and environmental challenges. For more details, refer to the Emerging Artists Challenge Booklet.
  • For Young Scientists: Ten scientists will have the opportunity to work with renowned contemporary artists, developing creative responses to global and local challenges. For more details, refer to the Young Scientists Challenge Booklet.

Key Dates:

  • Open Call Period: 4th September – 31st October 2024
  • Residency Duration: 12 months (December 2024 – December 2025)
  • Exhibition Period: September 2025 – March 2027

Info Sessions:

  • 18th September 2024, 11:30 AM CEST
  • 9th October 2024, 11:30 AM CEST

During these sessions, the STUDIOTOPIA team will provide an overview of the programme and answer all questions related to the application process, challenges, and residency details.

Register here.

This second edition of the Residency Programme represents an exciting opportunity for individuals ready to push the boundaries of their fields. By bringing together artists and scientists, the programme facilitates the exploration of the convergence of art and science in addressing today’s most pressing environmental issues.

by Sabina