EXTENDED DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION: 29 August 2021
As part of a joint reflection on the relationship between art and science, the Musée en plein air du Sart Tilman, together with Réjouisciences and the Interreg Grande Région project V A NOE NOAH (ULiège), is launching a call for applications for a two-month residency for a visual artist on the Sart Tilman university campus (between September and November 2021). This residency project aims to create a space suitable for co-reflection and co-creation of works through an original approach that combines artistic creation, scientific research and cultural mediation.
Around the theme of urban ecology, by having an artist and one or more scientists collaborate, the aim is to create a new space where art and science can share, exchange and mutually enrich each other in order to give birth to practices, forms of expression and emotional regimes that are neither purely “scientific” nor purely “artistic”, but which offer a third way of articulating the sensitive and the intelligible. The residence must be the place where such a space is deployed, thought of as an instrument that is immediately put to use by the citizens (the project’s target audience) with participative creative workshops. Social inclusion is at the heart of the approach and the workshops, creating moments of exchange and mediation between the artist and the participants, will feed the creative project.
The call is aimed at artists living in the Grande Région (Wallonia, Lorraine, Saarland, Rhineland-Palatinate and Grand Duchy of Luxembourg).
The deadline for applications is now midnight on 29 August 2021.
Download the call and the conditions here.
Partners : Interreg Grande Région V A NOE NOAH, Metz, Musée en plein air du Sart Tilman, Réjouisciences, Bliiida, la Wallonie.
Photo : Tom Mesic (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)