Technology
Organizer Information arebyte Digital Art Centre is a London-based contemporary art institution founded in 2013, focused on the intersection of art and emerging technologies. Operating as a non-profit cultural organisation, it commissions, produces, and presents experimental New Media, Digital Art, and technology-driven exhibitions involving AI, game engines, and immersive environments. The organisation has developed a […]
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 The Delegation of the European Union to Canada is the official diplomatic representation of the European Union in Canada and plays an active role in fostering cultural cooperation, research exchange, sustainability initiatives, and international dialogue between EU Member States and Canadian institutions. Through SCI_ART, the organization expands its commitment to interdisciplinary collaboration by […]
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 Ars Electronica and the Austrian Federal Ministry for European and International Affairs jointly organise State of the ART(ist) – Cultural Diplomacy and the Freedom of Art, an international initiative supporting artists and cultural practitioners working under conditions of risk, repression, and instability. Ars Electronica, based in Linz, is internationally recognised for its pioneering […]
Organizer Information The 2027–28 Art and Cultural Facilities Grant Program is administered by the City of Bellevue Arts & Culture Program in Bellevue, Washington, USA. The City of Bellevue is a municipal government body that actively invests in cultural infrastructure, public arts access, and long-term creative ecosystem development within the city. Through its Arts & […]
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 CultureHub is a global community that supports artists experimenting with emerging technologies in search of new artistic forms. With studios in New York and Los Angeles, CultureHub and its international partners—DOCKdigital (Berlin), Société des arts technologiques (Montréal), and La MaMa Umbria (Spoleto)—strive to support work that critically and imaginatively examines how technology can […]
Organizer Information Backslash is a program based at Cornell Tech in New York City that facilitates deep collaboration between artists and technical researchers. Taking its name from the “escape” character in programming, the fellowship encourages artists to move outside normal modes of input and output to explore “nonlinear, unconventional, and exceptional” approaches to technology. Title […]