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Ars Biologica ArtXScience Residency Open Call – Ars Electronica Export

Space, time & creative practice3 open opportunities listed

About the residency

Ars Electronica, based in Linz, Austria, has been a pioneering force in the intersection of art, technology, and society since 1979. Its Export program extends this mission internationally, fostering cultural exchange and transdisciplinary collaboration. The Ars Biologica ArtXScience Residency, part of the European Capital of Culture 2028 initiative, continues this legacy by supporting artists who engage with the life sciences. The residency provides a platform for research-driven practices that critically examine biological and ecological questions, often in dialogue with scientific institutions. It reflects Ars Electronica's enduring commitment to exploring how emerging technologies reshape our understanding of life and the environment.

Residency opportunities

3 listed

Planning your application

Applicants should demonstrate a strong conceptual foundation and a clear articulation of how their project engages with biological or life science themes. Proposals that show evidence of prior research or collaboration with scientists are particularly compelling. The selection committee values projects that are experimental, socially relevant, and feasible within the residency's timeframe and resources. It is advisable to review past Ars Electronica projects to understand the expected level of innovation and criticality. Ensure all application materials are submitted in English and adhere strictly to the guidelines provided in the open call.