Call for applications: Artist residency in Germany
The Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) is calling on artists to apply for a chance to participate in an climate-focused exchange programme in Potsdam, Germany, from September to November 2020.
The call is aimed at contemporary artists in the following disciplines: music/sound, visual art, film, literature, curation, design and theory.
Successful applicants will be provided with accommodation, a studio space at PIK and a stipend (paid in three monthly instalments). The stipend will cover living expenses, costs for materials and travel. During their residency, guest artists are expected to interact with the scientific community and present their work to the public in Potsdam and Berlin.
Interested applicants should submit their applications to residency.berlin@daad.de. The submission deadline is 8 March.
Requirements
The following should be submitted via email:
- Letter of motivation outlining your research interest and what mutual benefits you would like to see.
- Letter of recommendation (from an institution or person).
- CV and portfolio.
- All documents must be in PDF format, 9MB max file size.
“Climate change is no longer a scientific but a societal and policy problem,” PIK said in a statement. “Consequently, various societal groups need to be involved in solution development as well as in debates on what sustainability may look like. To foster exchange and discussion between artists and scientists, the DAAD Artists-in-Berlin Program, the PIK and the City of Potsdam Department of Culture and Museums have joined resources to offer an artistic residency at PIK.”
About PIK
PIK was founded in 1992 to address crucial scientific questions in the fields of global change, climate impact and sustainable development. Researchers from natural and social sciences work together to generate interdisciplinary insights and to provide society with sound information for decision making.
Visit PIK’s official website for more information about this opportunity.
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