The Collide Residency Program is a fully funded two-month residency designed for artists who are passionate about the intersection of art, science, and technology. Taking place in Switzerland and Denmark, this unique opportunity allows participants to collaborate with leading scientists and engineers at CERN in Geneva and Copenhagen Contemporary (CC) in Denmark. The program is open to artists from all over the world and provides generous support, including round-trip airfare, free accommodation, and a CHF 15,000 stipend.
This prestigious residency invites artists to explore how scientific advancements and technology influence modern culture and society. The first month of the program will be spent at CERN in May 2025, while the second month will take place at CC in June 2025. Artists will engage in interdisciplinary collaborations, develop their project proposals, and dive into groundbreaking research. If you are an artist with at least five years of experience and a strong interest in exploring the cultural impact of science, the Collide Residency Program 2025 offers an unparalleled platform to push creative boundaries.
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Details of the Collide Residency Program
- Host Countries: Switzerland and Denmark
- Host Institutions: CERN, Geneva & Copenhagen Contemporary
- Program Level: Artistic Research Residency
- Program Duration: 2 months (May 2025 at CERN, June 2025 at CC)
Benefits of the Collide Residency Program
- Fully Funded Support:
- Round-trip airfare to Switzerland and Denmark.
- Free accommodation for the entire residency duration.
- A stipend of CHF 15,000 to cover living and artistic expenses.
- Exclusive Access to Leading Institutions:
- One month at CERN, the world-renowned center for scientific research.
- One month at Copenhagen Contemporary, a hub for contemporary art and innovation.
- Collaborative Environment:
- Engage with scientists, engineers, and interdisciplinary teams.
- Participate in cultural exchanges and intellectual discussions.
Eligibility Criteria for the Collide Residency Program
- Be at least 18 years old.
- Have a minimum of five years of professional artistic experience with a strong portfolio.
- Demonstrate an interest in the cultural implications of science and technology.
- Be eager to collaborate with professionals at CERN and CC.
- Work in ways that foster interdisciplinary collaboration and explore new societal inquiries.
How to Apply for the Collide Residency Program
Applications must be submitted through the official website. The process includes providing the following details:
- Personal Details: Basic information about the applicant.
- Collective Biography: Background and achievements.
- Relevant Artworks/Projects: Examples of previous work.
- Project Proposal: A detailed outline of the intended project.
- Project Summary and Motivation: A concise summary of the project idea and the reason for applying.
Documents Required
Ensure you have the following documents ready when applying:
- Personal Details
- Collective Biography
- Portfolio of relevant artworks/projects
- Detailed project proposal
- Project summary and motivation
If you have further questions or wish to explore more, check the official Collide Residency Program website. Don’t miss this opportunity to redefine artistic expression through science and technology!
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Application Deadline
The last date to apply for the Collide Residency Program 2025 is December 13, 2024.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Who can apply for the Collide Residency Program?
Artists from any nationality with at least five years of experience can apply.
Is the Collide Residency Program fully funded?
Yes, it covers airfare, accommodation, and provides a stipend of CHF 15,000.
What is the duration of the residency?
The residency lasts for two months, split between May 2025 at CERN and June 2025 at Copenhagen Contemporary.
What is the focus of the program?
It focuses on the interplay of art, science, and technology, fostering innovative collaborations.
What documents are needed to apply?
Applicants must submit personal details, a collective biography, relevant artworks, a project proposal, and a project summary.