On Artistic Research by Rose Tytgat and Lars Bang Larsen Artistic research has become a pervasive term in the field of art and in art education. Since the turn of the millennium, networks such as Institut für künstlerische Forschung (!KF), the European Artistic Research Network, and The International Center for Knowledge in the Arts have …
A conversation with artist-in-residence Joshua Stein on his the research phase of his S+T+ARTS residency hosted by Cittadellarte (STARTS4Water) As the founder of Radical Craft, a research and design studio that combines architecture, art and urbanism, US-based artist Joshua Stein has spent his first few S+T+ARTS4WATER-months traveling back and forth to the Po Valley in Northern Italy. His objective …
From 5 through 29 May, 2022, the S+T+ARTS exhibition NEAR + FUTURES + QUASI + WORLDS will premiere in one of Bologna’s most singular locations. Presenting a selection of important artworks from eleven artists, the exhibition aims to emphasize the vital role that collaboration in scientific, technological, and artistic domains can play in furthering contemporary research and …
Inside the S+T+ARTS 4 Water networking events STARTS4Water Networking events are unique opportunities for S+T+ARTS artists-in-residency and their hosting organisations to present the evolution of their work and get feedback and advice from various stakeholders. They are also an opportunity to discuss and raise awareness on the regional water challenges. On March 11th, consortium partner, …
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Interview with S+T+ARTS artists-in-residency Robertina Šebjanič and Marjan Žitnik for the STARTS4Water challenge “Zero Pollution Adriatic”. ST+ARTS4WATER partner UR institute is hosting artists Robertina Šebjanič and Marjan Žitnik, who are working on the challenge “Zero Pollution Adriatic”. Together they investigate the pollution in the Adriatic sea: the levels, volumes, sources and hopefully the solutions. With …
Interview with Mark IJzerman, S+T+ARTS artist-in-residency for STARTS4Water challenge Biodiversity in the Rotterdam Port After making an artificial intelligence installation that invites visitors to communicate with ‘the North Sea’, and a video in which humans are anthropologically observed from the perspective of a barnacle, Mark IJzerman searched for a fresh and interesting other-than-human entity as …
THE ANNUAL STARTS PRIZE OF THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION AWARDS THE MOST PIONEERING COLLABORATIONS AND RESULTS AT THE NEXUS OF SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND THE ARTS. Two prizes, each with €20,000 prize money, are offered to honor innovative projects at the intersection of science, technology & the arts! 🏆 Grand Prize – Innovative Collaboration: honors innovative collaboration between industry or …
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Interview with S+T+ARTS artists-in-residency DECA Architecture for STARTS4Water challenge “Cisterns Know”- Learning from Poulati Architects Carlos Loperena and Alexandros Vaitsos are two members of DECA Architecture collective that is stationed in Greece. They are the S+T+ARTS artists-in-residency for the Cisterns Know residency hosted by Ohi Pezoume/ UrbanDig Project. They welcome me warmly with a rich …
Interview with Kat Austen & Fara Peluso Circular Futures, the S+T+ARTS Residency hosted by Ars Electronica and its regional partners kicked off at the beginning of February. We spoke to the artist in residence Kat Austen and artist-designer Fara Peluso about their project – Circular Records and what it takes for our economy to become …
S+T+ARTS Residencies on water management challenges: Updates from the research phase S+T+ARTS residencies have kicked of and STARTS4Water selected artists-in-residency are during the last months exploring the theme with the support of their hosting organisations. All STARTS4Water challenges are diverse and site-specific, they do point however to the fact that arts, science and technology provide …
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