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Organizer Information The Existential Hope initiative is a foresight-focused platform exploring optimistic, actionable pathways for the future of artificial intelligence and society. It operates at the intersection of technology, speculative design, and public imagination, encouraging participants to critically and creatively engage with long-term futures. In collaboration with its educational partners, the program integrates structured learning […]
Organizer Information The open call is issued within the framework of Ars Biologica Independent Studies (ABIS), an international educational initiative that connects practitioners across art, science, and technology to explore contemporary ecological, social, and computational conditions through practice-based research. ABIS is one of the core pillars of the broader Ars Biologica project developed in the […]
Organizer Information BcmA is a non-profit art platform and collaborative project space based in Berlin, Germany. The organization focuses on supporting both emerging and established artists through exhibitions, curatorial initiatives, interdisciplinary collaborations, and experimental artistic practices. Operating independently within Berlin’s contemporary art ecosystem, BcmA aims to create accessible opportunities for artists working across disciplines, especially […]
Organizer Information Serpentine is one of the United Kingdom’s most internationally respected contemporary arts institutions, based in London and widely recognised for its pioneering work across visual art, architecture, digital culture, and interdisciplinary research. Through its dedicated Arts Technologies programme, Serpentine has become a leading platform for critical experimentation at the intersection of art and […]
Organizer Information The open call is organized by the Dreaming New Worlds initiative, a Pan-African art and technology platform launched in 2023 in collaboration with the Goethe-Institut network and partner cultural institutions across Africa. The Goethe-Institut is Germany’s global cultural institute, working internationally to promote cultural exchange, education, and contemporary artistic production through residencies, research […]
Organizer Information The Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown (dlr) Arts Office, in partnership with dlr Libraries, is a leading public cultural body in Ireland dedicated to fostering artistic innovation, community engagement, and access to the arts. Through its Public Arts Programme, The Story We Tell Tomorrow, dlr supports artists in creating work that responds to social, technological, and […]
Organizer Information The Ars Electronica is one of the world’s leading platforms for media art, digital culture, and critical engagement with emerging technologies. Founded in 1979 and based in Linz, the organization operates internationally through its festival, museum, research labs, and prestigious award programs. Ars Electronica is widely recognized for bridging artistic experimentation, scientific research, […]
Organizer Information The Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz (KHI), founded in 1897, is part of the Max Planck Society, Germany’s leading research organization for basic research. Since 2002, it has been one of the 86 Max Planck Institutes focusing on transcultural approaches to the history of art and architecture. KHI fosters an intellectually vibrant international research […]
Organizer Information The 2026 Ambivalences Call for Projects is coordinated by three interregional hubs in France: Brittany, Normandy, and Pays de la Loire, supporting artistic creation in digital environments. The program is managed by Electroni[k] (Brittany), Oblique/s and Station Mir (Normandy), and Stereolux (Pays de la Loire), in partnership with the DRAC regional directorates. Ambivalences […]