Culture&, an organization with a commitment to interdisciplinary practice, has issued an open call for a Research & Curatorial Fellowship. This fellowship is designed to support individuals who wish to develop curatorial projects that are grounded in research and critical thinking. While specific details regarding the fellowship's duration, funding, and institutional partners are not provided in the available information, the open call signals an interest in proposals that engage with contemporary discourse and expand the boundaries of curatorial practice. The fellowship likely provides a stipend, access to institutional resources, and mentorship from established curators and researchers. It may culminate in a public outcome, such as an exhibition, publication, or symposium, though these specifics are not confirmed. The selection committee will be looking for proposals that demonstrate a clear curatorial thesis, a thoughtful research methodology, and an awareness of the broader cultural landscape. Given the lack of explicit guidelines, applicants should infer that the fellowship values originality, intellectual rigor, and feasibility. The open call is an opportunity to propose a project that might not fit within traditional exhibition formats, and to engage with Culture&'s mission, which appears to prioritize cross-disciplinary and socially engaged practices. Prospective applicants are advised to research Culture&'s past projects to align their proposals with the organization's ethos.