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Call for applications Mingler Scholarship 2023

16/12/2022

Deadline 16 January 2023, 11:59 pm

Once a year, a Mingler Scholarship is made available for a collaboration between a academic and an artist by the Society of Arts and The Young Academy of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences. The Scholarship consists of an amount of €10,000 (ten thousand euros), provided by the Niemeijer Foundation. Only one scholarship will be awarded. For the Mingler Scholarship 2023 artists and researchers who work in the field of the Humanities and Social Sciences are encouraged to apply for the Mingler Scholarship 2023.

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Art Commissioning

16/12/2022

deadline 13 January 2023

The Faculty of Science of Leiden University is calling for proposals by an artist or artist-led team for a commissioned, site-specific, permanent public art installation. The work will be installed in the entry hall of the new Gorlaeus Building (phase 2A). The successful proposal will include details of the design, fabrication, and installation of artwork at the site. The finalist will be selected in early April 2023, and the installation of the artwork is expected by the end of 2023.

Post Doc vacature i De Kunst van het Kijken i AMSTERDAM UMC

18/8/2020

Deadline 6 september 2020.

Binnen de onderzoekslijn 'Kunst en Oncologie' zoekt het Amsterdam UMC een een enthousiaste en ambitieuze onderzoeker met aantoonbare wetenschappelijke ervaring voor onderzoek naar de rol van levensbeschouwing en kunst voor de begeleiding van patiënten met kanker.

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Opening The exhibition Institute for Cognitive Prosperity | Antye Guenther I 27 June 2020

18/6/2020

Feel warmly invited:

INSTITUTE FOR COGNITIVE PROSPERITY
Noble Ideas and Undeniable Facts are our Weapons

solo show at A Tale of a Tub
Justus van Effenstraat 44, 3027 TK Rotterdam/ NL
27 June till 23 August 2020

curated by Niekolaas Johannes Lekkerkerk

Opening: Saturday, 27.6.2020, 3 till 9pm

IMPORTANT! Due to Covid-29 a reservation for the opening is required. There are apparently only a few spots left, so please make your reservation here.
The time slots are for the exhibition only. We will have an outside bar on the terrace so we can hang out and have a drink together! Yeah ...

Read more: http://a-tub.org/onsite/institute-for-cognitive-prosperity-antye-guenther/

Antye Guenther, The Institute for Cognitive Prosperity, exhibition header, 2020.

A PhD in the Arts - Now Possible in Maastricht

18/6/2020

Getting a PhD in the Arts is now possible in Limburg. It can be done in Merian. A collaboration in the area of artistic research between Zuyd Hogeschool, Maastricht Univeristy and the Jan van Eyk Academie.

MERIAN will be launched in the coming academic year as a space for collaborative research in between making and thinking. PhD candidates engage in innovative styles of research, utilizing the powers and fragilities of artistic and scientific practices. Their research addresses urgent matters of societal concern apparent in the Meuse-Rhine Euregion. This collaboration between Maastricht University, Zuyd Hogeschool and the Jan van Eyck Academie builds on existing expertise from the research, arts and higher education networks in Maastricht. The distinct Maastricht style of ‘research in and through the arts’ is problem-based, methodologically innovative, and focuses on interdisciplinary topics that can fruitfully be explored across the arts and academia.

Read more: https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/news/phd-arts-now-possible-maastricht

Maria Sybilla Merian, Rode ibis met een ei, 1699-1700, Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam.

6th International Festival of NanoArt - September 6 – 12, 2020

2/3/2020

NanoArt 21 and The Academy of NanoArt cordially invite you to exhibit at the 6th International Festival of NanoArt hosted at Hotel Eden Roc in Sant Feliu de Guíxols, Spain, on September 6 – 12, 2020, about 100Km North of Barcelona. You are also invited to participate as a speaker during the Art-Science-Technology Conference session of the 13th International Conference on Physics of Advanced Materials (ICPAM-13).
ICPAM-13 is intended to be a forum of physicists, chemists, material scientists and engineers for the discussion and exchange of ideas and results, in fundamental and applied research in advanced materials.
The Art-Science–Technology session of the conference is intended to communicate the advancements concerning art-science-technology intersections to scientists and artists who would like to embrace this area of research. During The International Festival of NanoArt, artworks authored by international artists and scientists will be exhibited in Goya Hall at Hotel Eden Roc in Sant Feliu de Guíxols, Spain.

If you wish to make a presentation, please submit the abstract to info@nanoart21.org or iacomi@uaic.ro.

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John Walter - Kavli Institute of Nanosciences 2020

2/3/2020

Visual artist Dr. John Walter will be the next Artist in Residence at the Kavli Institute Delft. He is an Artist based in London who's work includes painting, virtual reality, and performance. His work is humorous, brightly colored and deals with transposing analogies between artistic and scientific disciplines .

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Call for proposals Kavli Artist in residence 2021

2/3/2020

Deadline 30 september 2020
An artist in residence position at Kavli Institute of Nanoscience will be offered annually to an artist with an outstanding reputation. The position offers talented artists working in the fields of conceptual art, visual art, photography, music, design, dance, film, theatre, or poetry an opportunity to work on a project within the international and interdisciplinary academic setting of the Kavli Institute of Nanoscience Delft (KIND). He/she will be invited to come to KIND for a period of about 3 months, in which he/she will have the opportunity to closely interact with the scientists at the institute, join in work discussions, experience lab work, and the like. The expectation is that the Artist-in-Residence fellowship will result in a piece of art that relates to the nanoscience at KIND.

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Simon(e) van Saarloos - Kavli Institute of nanoscience2019

4/2/2019

Philosopher, writer, performance artist Simon(e) van Saarloos was the first Artist in Residence at the Kavli Institute of Nanoscience in Delft - The Netherlands.

In January 2019 she concluded her stay with an one hour Lecture Performance in which she meticulousy reflected on her experiences. Watch the video, it gives insight in what it takes to step into another world. #becomecomfortablewiththeuncomfortable.

(photo Mona van den Berg)

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