Residency

Ars Biologica ArtXScience Residency

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Closes

September 28, 2026, 5 days left

Effort

About 3 hours

Cost to apply

Free

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What it is

České Budějovice ECoC 2028 and Ars Electronica invite artists, designers, and collectives to apply for a fully funded residency involving direct collaboration with scientists at the Biology Centre of the Czech Academy of Sciences. Selected artists will develop a spatial ArtXScience artwork and public engagement formats addressing environmental challenges such as climate, sustainable agriculture, and water management. The final work will be presented at the Ars Biologica Festival in spring 2028, with funding covering a €6,000 artist fee, up to €15,000 production budget, and up to €3,000 for travel and accommodation.

Who it is for

Artists, designers, creatives, and artist collectives working across disciplines and visual arts/design.

Open to artists in Czechia, Austria.

The call says: “Source page restricts to Czech Republic, Austria

European artists

Where

České Budějovice, Austria

When

September 28, 2026, 5 days left

Runs March 1, 2027 to May 31, 2028

What you get

24,000 EUR total funding comprising 6,000 EUR artist fee, up to 15,000 EUR production budget, and up to 3,000 EUR for transportation and accommodation; one month accommodation in České Budějovice covered separately; residency with scientist collaboration and public presentation at Ars Biologica Festival spring 2028.

What you need to apply

  • Artistic proposal for spatial ArtXScience artwork and public engagement format

How long it takes

About 3 hours

Medium application. Estimated from the 1 item this application asks for, not from the organisation.

Cost to apply

Free

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Go to the application

https://on-the-move.org/news/ars-electronicaceske-budejovice-ars-biologica-artxscience-residency-austria-czech-republic