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STARTS4AFRICA Residencies
Residencies Sands of Time (Walls We Walk Through)Nafasi Art Space – Ala Praxis The Daladala-Verse: Immersive Tales of Tanzania’s rich history of public transport role in Social, Economic and Cultural TransformationOna Stories – Aurelio Mofuga Recall: Spirit of the OldGallery of Code – Jibril Baba The Invisible MessengersKENU Lab’oratoire des Imaginaires – Aissata Deme SUUL
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ReACH: Research and Creation Center for eCulture and the Humanities
Together with our S+T+ARTS partners and the HLRS Stuttgart, we launched our first Research and Creation Centre for eCulture and the Humanities from 17 to 19 April.
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S+T+ARTS AIR WORKSHOP IN LA VILA
From April 8th to 10th, 2024, the inaugural S+T+ARTS AIR in-person workshop took place, graciously hosted by RCR Arquitectes in La Vila. The workshop brought together ten distinguished artists, recipients of the AIR Open Call, alongside representatives from eight partner institutions spanning five countries. Participants hailed from diverse domains including technology, research, industry, and culture,
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S+T+ARTS ReSilence Ethics and AI webinar (Video)
On Thursday 18th of April the ReSilence Artificial Intelligence and Ethical Use of AI Tools webinar was conducted. During the webinar valuable insights into the ethical considerations surrounding AI tools and how it intersects with the artistic work at ReSilence were presented. The webinar is now available on YouTube.
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S+T+ARTS RESILENCE RESIDENCY ARTIST CAROLINE CLAUS – RESONANCE
Artificial intelligence in sound studies and planning research: a re-discovery of sound ethnography Date: May 3 – 2024Time: 18:30 Brussels Time (CEST) GMT+2Location: Public Library, Rue Mercelis Street 19, 1050, Ixelles – Brussels – BE Caroline Claus, PhDNefeli Georgakopoulou, Paraskevi Kritopoulou and Georgios Loupas – Center for Research and Technology Hellas (CERTH) Urban sound artist
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MUSAE Second Open Call: Presenting Third Webinar on Scenarios and Opportunities
Join us for the MUSAE webinar on April 18th, 2024, at 11:00 CET as we delve into the exciting world of the MUSAE Second Open Call! This webinar is designed to raise awareness about the second open call and provide answers to any questions you may have. As a company or artist with an interest
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S+T+ARTS AUGMENTED REALITY EXPO AT EU@SXSW, FEAT. NICK ERVINCK
S+T+ARTS at EU@SXSW 2024 Showcasing the artwork of Nick Ervinck, originator of the S+T+ARTS Prize trophy Nick Ervinck is an important European artist based in Belgium, and supported by the EU through the STARTS initiative. Specializing in 3D printing and various manufacturing technologies, Nick has been at the forefront of advancing cumulative printing techniques and crafting cutting-edge artworks. European Commission
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Masterclass: Just Transition in Food and Agriculture ■ S+T+ARTS Hungry Ecocities
■ The Just Transition scope, ambitions and challenges ■ Importance of Social and Collaborative Dialogue ■ Role of Trade unions and international labour organisations ■ Fair work in the supply chain ■ Just Transition case example: Sibeg in Sicily
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AIR: Join us at the ReACH (Research and Creation Center for eCulture and the Humanities) workshop: applications open!
We are excited to offer a workshop focused on high-performance computing (HPC) and visualization within the domains of culture and creativity, located at Nobelstraße 19, 70569 Stuttgart. This event is part of the initiative to launch the ReACH (Research and Creation Center for eCulture and the Humanities) platform, which is an initiative led by the