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XI SBES , Palmeiras de Goiás

04/12/23 - 08/12/2023
Brazil
The XI Brazilian Symposium on Soil Education (XI SBES) addressed the construction of the concept of soil in the multidisciplinary nature present in diverse areas, such as basic and higher education, agriculture, rural extension, urban soils, indigenous lands, inclusion and gender equality. During the event a number of art-science collaborations took place through performance, poetry and installation.

MLADI LEVI, Slovenia

24/08/2023
Slovenia
The full evening event In the Groundwaters of the Body takes the form of an immersive journey delving into the re-imagination of bodies as porous multivariable communities. This immersive journey attempts to increase sensibilisation for other perspectives and intervene in our standard ways of representing the world and establishing our relationship towards it.

Schemerlicht festival, Nijmegen

12/10/23 - 22/10/23
the Netherlands
Schemerlicht Festival is an audiovisual art festival organized by Stichting Schemerlicht with a unique realization of the program. Scientists, artists and composers work together on the creation of installations, musical compositions, audio or moving images and on the broad story that these works tell together.

Hortus Botanicus, Amsterdam

2023
Netherlands
The Hortus consists of an outdoor garden and 5 greenhouses with various climates and collections. The Hortus has been a place for education and research for more than 375 years. This means that the Hortus has been working on questions about the how and why of plants for 375 years. Not as an isolated issue, but in its own scientific, social and spatial context.

Ars Electronica Centre, Linz

09/2021 - 09/2023
Austria
Ars Electronica have been analyzing and commenting on the Digital Revolution since 1979. Since then, they have been developing projects, strategies and competencies for the Digital Transformation. Together with artists, scientists, technologists, designers, developers, entrepreneurs and activists from all over the world, they address the central questions of our future. The focus is on new technologies and how they change the way we live and work together.

Möllerei, Esch

03/09/2022 – 27/11/2022
Luxembourg
Originally built in 1910, the Möllerei building was used to store ore and coke. It was significantly altered between 1965 and 1970. It has been out of use since the last blast furnace was shut down in 1997 and has been registered in the supplementary inventory of national monuments since 2000. The northern part of the building is used to house the university library - the Luxembourg Learning Centre.

Zone2Source, Amsterdam

10/07/2022 – 18/09/2022
the Netherlands
Zone2Source is an international exhibition platform and organises workshops, exhibitions, lectures and performances about art, nature and technology. Zone2Source is located in the Amstelpark, Amsterdam. The main exhibitions are in the Glazen Huis (the whole year round) while the Rietveld Huis serves as the office and archive of the projects. Park Studio, in the Orangerie, is open from May through September.

FLAM Festival, Amsterdam

17/05/2022 – 22/05/2022
the Netherlands
The need of a platform exclusively devoted to performance art as an independent art form was the essential reason for the creation of FLAM. The multiplication of hybrid art works aiming to reach an audience in the last decade shows that such a platform continue to be urgent and relevant for the sustainability of this field. The mission is offering space for artists to dare experiment and exercise autonomy, showing works which emerge from intrinsic research and act independent of current trends.

Rolltoren im Heizhaus, Nuremberg

05/2022
Germany
We are the heizhaus – a pilot project by the source collective. We have settled in the clinker building directly at the source tower and are 80 people in the house and 120 in the source swarm. We are a house that offers space for artists, culture and creative people. In addition to studios and workshops, the second half of our rooms are used for non-profit formats and events.

Impulse, Wageningen

27/06/2022
the Netherlands
Impulse is a stage in Wageningen Univerity for everyone with creative and innovative ideas. There are continuous activities, which vary from lunchtime lectures and (evening) debates to lunchtime concerts and exhibitions. Impulse is an inspiring and vibrant meeting place for scientists, policy makers, entrepreneurs, students and citizens.

VADA, Klagenfurt

2022
Austria
The Association for Stimulating Dramatic Appetite (VADA) is constantly concerned with the development, further development, mediation and dissemination of original and universal artistic concepts. This primarily includes the production of stage works based on the «Vadaist Manifesto». In addition, VADAstrives to provide the hungry audience in both urban and rural regions with art and culture as regularly as possible.

YouFab Global Creative awards, Tokyo

2021-2022
Japan
YouFab is an award run by FabCafe since 2012, which first began as a competition for creators to simply come together. The project aims to build an influential community of creators, by building a platform that connects the creators directly with society. The organization seeks for works that reflect upon current events that affect our world today.

the World Soil Museum, Wageningen

01/11/2021 – 17/12/2021
the Netherlands
The World Soil Museum revolves around exploring connections between soil on one hand and food security, biodiversity, landscape, land degradation and conservation, climate change and water on the other. The museum is manages by World Soil Information - an independent foundation with a mission to serve the international community as a custodian of global soil information.

Dokuchaev Central Museum of Soil Science and Art.ITMO, St. Petersburg

08/09/2021  – 18/10/2021
Russia
ITMO University is one of the top universities in Russia and the world. With over 120 years of experience propelling it forward, ITMO is a trailblazer in all things IT, quantum science, and photonics. But we don’t stop there; we fuse our expertise in technical sciences with social sciences to explore interdisciplinary fields, such as science art and digital humanities.

Fabrika, Moscow

2021
Russia
The cluster uniting artists' studios, creative industries and production was opened in 2005 under the leadership of Asya Filippova on the territory of the Oktyabr Moscow technical paper factory. The goal of the project was to create a comfortable space for work and creativity in Moscow, as well as to showcase experimental non-commercial art projects and support contemporary authors.

Art and Cultural Studies Laboratory, Yerevan

09/2021
Armenia
Art and Cultural Studies Laboratory (ACSL) is a non-governmental organization with the goal of establishing a stable platform for critical analysis, reflections, open discussions, information exchange, and interactive communication. It aims at contributing to contemporary theories and art practices by setting up research, discursive events, exhibitions, educational programs, and queer, feminist studies.

Animal Farm Artist Residency, Chitungwiza

2020 - 2021
Zimbabwe
Research of the Museum of Edible Earth was taking place within the Animal Farm Artist Residency. By creating a space that offers various types of exchanges through international activities and events, the Animal Farm Art Residency in Zimbabwe facilitates a series of developments aimed to foster creative practice connected with contemporary peers all around the world.

BÜRO imaginaire, Budapest

04/2021 - 05/2021
Hungary
Curatorial collective BÜRO imaginaire specialises in presenting site-specific and interdisciplinary works and installations. It organises, mediates, reads, writes, cooks, serves, asks, answers, dismantles and assembles. BÜRO events can pop up in unexpected locations, from galleries to greengrocers and are stimulating not only on a theoretical but also on a sensorial level.

Ars Electronica, Linz

2021
Austria
Ars Electronica have been analyzing and commenting on the Digital Revolution since 1979. Since then, they have been developing projects, strategies and competencies for the Digital Transformation. Together with artists, scientists, technologists, designers, developers, entrepreneurs and activists from all over the world, they address the central questions of our future. The focus is on new technologies and how they change the way we live and work together.

Vondelpark, Amsterdam

09/09/2020 - 04/10/2020
the Netherlands
The Vondelpark is the most famous city park in the Netherlands. The park is located in the middle of the city. Constructed on a muddy dump area, the Vondelpark has to go through the total renovation each 30 years. This is because the actual ground level of the park constantly lowers itself. If these works would not be done, the whole park would be covered by water. It is visible after heavy rains at the end of the period before the next renovation, when whole parts of the park become vast ponds.

diptych, Amsterdam

07/2020
the Netherlands
Diptych is a transdisciplinary playground by the visual artist Ola Lanko who expanded her artistic practice into the field of gastronomy exploring unconventional tools questing for meaning. It is an eight-seat Omakase room in Amsterdam. At Diptych the fundamental principle is trust. Omakase stands for 'I leave it up to you'. Guests were asked to give in and for trust and in return a unique experience was created for them in front of their eyes.

Art Group 705, Bishkek

2019
Kyrgyzstan
Art Group 705 is an artist’s collective founded in Bishkek during the Tulip Revolution of 2005. They have grown since, and the majority of the current members are in their twenties. The group’s name is deliberately meaningless, to reflect their interest in the theatre of the absurd. The collective began as a theatre troupe that performed on the street as well as in abandoned spaces like parks and factories. Their work and numbers have grown, as they participate in festivals and exhibitions and attract young performers.

Waag Society, Amsterdam

10/2019
the Netherlands
Technology is not neutral. Waag strengthens critical reflection on technology, develops technological and social design skills and stimulates social innovation. Waag works in a team of designers, artists and scientists who apply public research methods to technology and society. In doing so, Waag enables as many people as possible to help design an open, honest and inclusive future.

pIAR, Kumasi

10/2019
Ghana
perfocraZe International Artist Residency- [pIAR] hosted by “crazinisT artisT studiO” is an interdisciplinary artists' program and a performance ‘hatchery’. It serves as an incubator, laboratory and an interactive platform for artists, activists, researchers, curators and thinkers to develop and engage with one another on a rich variety of artistic research projects. The studio is located in the hub of Kumasi, the second largest city of Ghana and the capital of Ashanti Kingdom.

13th Havana Biennale, Havana

04/2019 - 05/2019
Cuba
BIENNIAL FOUNDATION was established in 2009 as a first of its kind initiative aiming to create a platform for dialogue, networking, and knowledge sharing among contemporary art biennials around the world. In its first five years, BIENNIAL FOUNDATION developed new connections and exchanges amongst biennials and biennial practitioners worldwide. One of the Foundation’s main endeavours was to act as catalyst in the process of forming a new professional member association: the International Biennial Association (IBA) founded in 2014.

CBK Zuidoos, Amsterdam

04/2019 - 06/2019
the Netherlands
CBK Zuidoost has been the place for contemporary visual art from an intercultural, inclusive perspective for more than 30 years. They bring a wide audience in contact with contemporary art at various locations, doing this with a small enthusiastic team with a heart for the business, from our office in Amsterdam Zuidoost. As a team, CBK believes that art can make a big difference in our lives and in the world. It is their mission to make representative visual art accessible to everyone. And to make everyone part of it by bringing different expertise and disciplines together.

African Artists’ Foundation, Lagos

03/2019
Nigeria
Established in 2007 in Lagos, Nigeria, African Artists’ Foundation aims to encourage the highest standard of art in Africa. African Artists’ Foundation serves a significant role in art and academic communities through organizing art exhibitions, festivals, competitions, residencies, and workshops with the aim of unearthing and developing talent, creating societal awareness, and providing a platform to express creativity. African Artists’ Foundation views the contribution to a strong cultural landscape in Africa as a transformative element in driving social change.

Corridor Project Space, Amsterdam

02/2019
the Netherlands
Corridor Project Space is an independent and interdisciplinary contemporary art initiative in Amsterdam with indoor and outdoor exhibition spaces. They believe in the importance of experimental art practices that focuses on the creation of new content that is off the grid from the institutional and commercial circles. Corridor Project Space is run by Suzan Kalle, Suat Öğüt and Müge Yılmaz and our lovely colleagues and volunteers! Special thanks to Nolwenn Salaün.

Electriciteitfabriek, the Hague

15/10/2018 – 17/11/2018
the Netherlands
The mission of the Electricity Factory is to offer high-quality art from various disciplines in this industrial heritage in an accessible manner; thereby inspiring and bringing artist and public closer together, and also to enable crossovers, experimentation, talent development, cultural participation, education and meeting. The vision of the Electricity Factory takes shape in the first place with its own annual production 'the Winter Workshop'.

Satellietgroep, the Hague

19/05/2017 - 21/05/17
the Netherlands
Dutch Artists collective Satellietgroep (The Hague, 2006) explores the sea, coastal transitions, climate change and the impact of mankind on these processes, in The Netherlands and abroad. The team creates conditions for artists and designers to work on site during artist-in-residency programs, collaborate with the extensive network of locals and scientists, to develop new works and insights to be shared with broader audiences during public programs.

ReadyTex Art Gallery, Paramaribo

2017
Suriname
Readytex Art Gallery believes in the strength and potential of Surinamese artists. We are deeply committed to their success. In the 30 years of our existence, we have sculpted our own strategic long-term trajectory, which resulted in the overall advancement of the Surinamese art industry. We support and represent 19 emerging, mid-career and advanced visual artists who are ambitious and dedicated to their artistic vision.

Indonesia Contemporary Ceramics Biennale, Jakarta

12/2016 - 01/2017
Indonesia
Indonesia Contemporary Ceramics Biennale (ICCB) was first known as the Jakarta Contemporary Ceramics Biennale (JCCB) since 2009. This is one the biggest and the most outstanding Ceramic Biennale in Southeast Asia. Intend to focused on the artist in residency program and more experimental methods; for this 5th edition of ICCB moved from Jakarta to Jatiwangi.