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Tanzhaus Basel

Basel, Switzerland

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Tbilisi AiR is a non-profit, artist-led residency dedicated to interdisciplinary and experimental exchange within the field of art and culture. Tbilisi Air is open to artists, curators, and practitioners from all backgrounds and disciplines, united by curiosity, experimentation, and a willingness to engage with new ideas and contexts. Based in Tbilisi, Georgia’s cultural hub, the residency draws on the city’s vibrant artistic and social networks. The city itself unfolds as a constellation of overlapping realities, constantly forming and reforming between past and present. Informal infrastructures and shifting narratives leave traces of lives, ideas, and historical moments, fragments of unfinished stories that invite attention and exploration. In this dynamic landscape, every encounter can open a new path. Tbilisi Air hosts, supports, and collaborates with international artists who have a genuine desire to live and work in Georgia for a period of between one and three months. The program builds on existing artistic and social contexts rather than starting from scratch. It supports curiosity, research, and dialogue between visiting and local artists, practitioners, scholars, and arts professionals across disciplines. The residency welcomes individuals and collectives of all ages and nationalities, both emerging and established. We support experimental, research-informed, and process-driven practices across all disciplines rather than production, providing space for processes that may later lead to a project, work, or exhibition. Importance and Urgency: Tbilisi AiR operates in a context where institutional structures are fragile and frequently shaped by financial and political instability. In this landscape, each presence, connection, and contribution carries particular weight, and residents become part of the ongoing construction of the city’s cultural future. Projects, relationships, and ideas developed during the residency are not expected to end with the stay. They are understood as seeds for ongoing collaborations, future returns, and continued research. Over time, residents’ contributions accumulate, forming a growing memory of the place that remains accessible to future residents and local communities. Tbilisi functions both as a reflective space and as a laboratory: a city that rewards attention, invites curiosity, and leaves traces that resonate long after one has left. Tbilisi AiR is committed to continuity, knowledge transfer, and long-term impact beyond individual residency periods. The program unfolds through encounters, conversations, and shared processes, generating insights and experiences for both local and visiting participants. Its open structure supports individual artistic practices while creating opportunities through a strong and evolving network. Encounters arise organically, broadening perspectives and deepening understanding. The program balances structured support with flexible autonomy, creating conditions in which participants feel trusted, empowered, and focused on process rather than product. Connections, collaborations, and discoveries emerge organically, allowing each resident to shape their own path while contributing to the evolving life of the residency and the city. Structure and Approach: The Tbilisi AiR is a flexible program that supports individual practices while enabling interdisciplinary exchange. Drawing on a strong network, the residency responds to the specific needs and interests of each visiting resident. Depending on available resources and the circumstances of their stay, participants can engage in opportunities tailored entirely to their own practice and goals. Residents can connect with local artists, institutions, and independent initiatives. The program does not prioritize predetermined outcomes; instead, it encourages projects, collaborations, and interventions that emerge along the process.

Technische Universität Dresden

The Schaufler Lab @ TU Dresden, TU Dresden and THE SCHAUFLER FOUNDATION have established a lively forum for a forward-looking dialogue between science, art and society. In this project, young researchers and artists come together across disciplinary boundaries to question current technologies, their origins, and their impacts on the modern world. The Schaufler Lab @ TU Dresden consists of the Schaufler Kolleg @ TU Dresden and the Schaufler Residency @ TU Dresden. It brings together (early-career) researchers and international artists. Both the fellows and the artists are committed to an explicitly transdisciplinary research methodology at the interface between science and art. In the Schaufler Lab @ TU Dresden, researchers and scholarship holders from various disciplines in the humanities and social sciences cooperate with artists as well as with researchers from the STEM subjects (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics). Partner institutions are TU Dresden's Clusters of Excellence. An artist in residence position is open, starting in 2022 and continuing for a 6-month period, in the Office for Academic Heritage, a major division of Technische Universität Dresden. The position is for the Schaufler Lab @ TU Dresden, co-financed by THE SCHAUFLER FOUNDATION and TU Dresden. At Schaufler Lab @ TU Dresden, researchers and artists engage in an exploration of the interactions among technology, art, science and entrepreneurship. The focus is primarily on technology as a resource, as a means of distribution and as an element of discourse. In the first of three planned funding periods (2019–2022), the Lab’s guiding theme is “Artificial Intelligence and Social Transformation.” The topic sets the stage for research, artistic activity and communication with the wider public regarding the relationship between technological developments and social and cultural change from the perspective of the humanities and social sciences. The Schaufler Lab @ TU Dresden includes 10 positions for doctoral students and an artist in residence program. They would like to give committed, internationally active artists the unique opportunity to work in a collaborative community of researchers and students and to use the university’s resources for artistic and creative projects for a 6-month period.

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