Art and Technology

Lumen Festival

CALLING ALL ARTISTS! Applications are open to join Lumen, the City of Waterloo’s annual festival of light, art, and technology-based installations.

This years festival will take place on Saturday, September 21, 2024 from 6-11PM throughout uptown Waterloo, Ontario.

All work will feature the interplay between light, art, and technology and should include an interactive, collaborative, or participatory component. Up to ten artists will be selected as part of this open call and will receive a fee of $2,000 (inclusive of all artist fees, transportation, supplies, etc) for their participation in the festival.

Application Deadline: May 4, 2024 by 5PM

Find out more or apply today: https://forms.waterloo.ca/Arts-and-Culture/Lumen-2024-Call-for-Artist-Proposals

Brave New Future

Science Gallery Monterrey at Tecnológico de Monterrey is inviting artists, researchers, community activists and critical thinkers, to submit proposals for existing artistic and research projects to be part of their 2024 inaugural show “Brave New Future,” which will open in September 2024.

Science Gallery Monterrey is a space where artistic and scientific modes of thinking are brought into a collision course to unbalance and stimulate each other, push the boundaries of knowledge and generate unexpected ideas that offer new perspectives and solutions to current challenges. 

WAC MUSEUMS Open Call for Cultural Institutions Eager to Learn about AI, Web3 and Immersive Technologies

Invitation to apply to “WAC Museums”, an educative program on web3, AI and immersive technologies for cultural institutions

If you are a museum of any size or background, a cultural center or association, a festival or an art residency, we would like to invite you and your team to apply to our web3 training program covering subjects such as artificial intelligence (AI), immersive technologies and blockchain-based innovation (NFTs, DAOs, etc.).

The Boundary Crosser

The CYENS Centre of Excellence, Announces Call for Artists:  Residency program “The Boundary Crosser” 

At the heart of Nicosia’s historic centre, the CYENS Centre of Excellence is a new and vibrant entity, connecting academic research with cutting-edge tech developments. The insertion of artists, through processes of Creative Placemaking, into the work of CYENS’ research groups, aims to open new possibilities for creativity, engagement and dialogue.

The residency program entitled the “Boundary Crosser” aims to provide an opportunity for artists to explore creative intersections and processes with technologists.

Visual or media artwork for museum installation about ethics & emerging technologies (climate engineering)

TechEthos is an EU-funded project that deals with the ethics of the new and emerging technologies anticipated to have high socio-economic impact. Three technology families have been identified as its focus area: Digital Extended Reality, Climate Engineering, and Neurotechnologies.

Illuminating the Beauty of Science

Theme: Illuminating the beauty of science. Science and art have always been closely tied, as the purpose of both is to understand the world around us and create within it. With advancements in both research and technologies happening at an increasingly rapid pace, how does this change the approach to making art through a scientific lens?

We are looking for works that highlight the intersections between science, technology and art. This could be through the use of alternative materials or new technologies, works that examine the science behind creativity, or even artworks that offer solutions to the most pressing scientific issues of our time.

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