Within the course Project Sustainability, Adam Zaretsky will present his work on Transpecies Art, a provocative and experimental approach to bio-art that challenges the boundaries between human and non-human life. His work explores interspecies communication, genetic modification, and the ethical implications of biotechnological interventions in art. 

During 2023-2025, the RC network partners will issue 8 grants every year, each with up to 1400 EURO support (incl. possible taxes). The form of support (e.g., fee or reimbursement) will be discussed individually. Artists, researchers and technologists can apply for mobility or mobility-related work support which destinations go beyond the RC network partners. The proposed activity needs to happen in 2025. We welcome applications from professionals in all stages of their careers. The application deadline is March 31st at 22:59 CEST / 23:59 EEST.

The class schedule for the first semester of the 2024-2025 academic year [Version v1] has been published. The schedule is permanently available on the Calendar page. Classes begin on Monday, February 3, 2025.

Students and faculty from the Master of Research (MARes) in Hybrid Arts program of Ionian University will participate in the upcoming Taboo-Transgression-Transcendence in Art & Science (TTT2025) Conference, set to take place from September 9–13, 2025, in Ljubljana, Slovenia. 

PIFcamp is a 7-day international summer camp in the Slovenian nature organised by Projekt Atol Institute and Ljudmila Art and Science Laboratory. The 11th edition Summer Hacking Camp is happening July 27 – August 2 at Soča Valley, hosting 40 participants & more than 20 projects from the fields of new-media art, DIY electronics, modular synths, bio-art, citizen science, live coding, open-source technology & free software, food & nature hacking.

Maya Minder will present her artistic work as part of the class “Exploring Interventions in Nature Through Artistic Expression II: Fermentation Art,” where she will also conduct a workshop. Date & Time: Wednesday, February, 26, 2025, 17:00- 19:00. Location: zoom Teleconference.

R|Artist Residency: Noosa Natural Ecologies [May - September 2025] offers mid-career to senior artists the opportunity to create new work inspired by the natural environment of the Noosa region, Australia, with a focus on integrating new technologies. This residency is ideal for artists working at the intersection of art, technology, and the environment, particularly those exploring how creative practice can contribute to ecological conservation, regeneration, and community engagement.

The FeralAIR 2025 residency is now open for applications! Artists, makers, and researchers working at the intersection of art, technology, and the maker movement are invited to apply for this unique opportunity to develop and present their projects in Hallein, Austria.

The Master of Research (MARes) in Hybrid Arts is pleased to highlight an exciting opportunity for students and alumni who are based in Athens.

The Ministry of Education, Religion and Sports has announced two scholarship opportunities for postgraduate and doctoral studies at Greek universities for the academic year 2024-2025, based on geographical origin and excellence criteria.

The new Master of Research (MARes) in Hybrid Arts Program commenced this week, marking the beginning of its inaugural academic year. Running throughout 2025, this specially scheduled first year welcomes a select group of art-practice based research students.

The Secretariat of the Master of Research in Hybrid Arts is pleased to announce the opening of the registrations for MARes’ students to the 2024-2025 edition of the Winter School: “Methodology of Hybrid Arts” taking place in the island of Hydra.

The Master of Research in Hybrid Arts (MARes) is committed to providing students with flexible tuition options. The total tuition fee for the MARes 2024-2025 program is €2.000,00 payable in full by February 28, 2025, or in four installments.

The Ionian University’s Department of Audio and Visual Arts is pleased to announce the successful selection of candidates for the inaugural Master of Research (MARes) in Hybrid Arts program for the academic year 2024–2025. Classes are set to begin on Monday, 3 February 2025, marking the start of an innovative program that explores the dynamic intersections of art, science, and technology.

Students who wish to be exempted from tuition fees and meet the criteria set by law must submit an application with the necessary supporting documents attached from Tuesday 4 February 2025 until Monday 10 February 2025.