CRC 1743: MY-CO BUILD | Technische Universität Berlin / Deutschland
Submission Deadline: 10-Sep-2026
Category: Residency
City or region: Berlin
(c) Gudrun Rauwolf
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Applications due by September 10, 2026: Open Call
SPORELATION @ MY-CO BUILD
Artist-in-Residence Program at SFB 1743 MY-CO BUILD: Biomanufacturing, Characterisation and Sustainability Assessment of Fungal-Based Building Materials
(Duration of the residency: 3 months)
The CRC 1743 MY-CO BUILD is announcing the three-month artist-in-residence SPORELATION@MY-CO BUILD (Residency Period: mid-October 2026–mid-January 2027, individual arrangements are possible). We are seeking national and international artists from all disciplines with an independent practice and an interest in engaging with the research questions of our research network. Through the Artist-in-Residence program, the research network aims to create a space where scientific and artistic methods can converge and learn from one another. The goal is to open up new perspectives on fungal-based materials and sustainable construction, to promote interdisciplinary exchange, and to make research accessible to diverse social contexts. The residency offers opportunities for exchange with researchers and a project grant of 5.000 €. Applications are due by September 10, 2026 and should include a project proposal, portfolio, and CV in a single PDF file, sent via email to Gudrun Rauwolf (Curator of the AiR Program): This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
(If you are missing an English description here, please check under the link of the original call, see above.)
SPORELATION @ MY-CO BUILD
Artist-in-Residence Program at SFB 1743 MY-CO BUILD: Biomanufacturing, Characterisation and Sustainability Assessment of Fungal-Based Building Materials
(Duration of the residency: 3 months)
The CRC 1743 MY-CO BUILD is announcing the three-month artist-in-residence SPORELATION@MY-CO BUILD (Residency Period: mid-October 2026–mid-January 2027, individual arrangements are possible). We are seeking national and international artists from all disciplines with an independent practice and an interest in engaging with the research questions of our research network. Through the Artist-in-Residence program, the research network aims to create a space where scientific and artistic methods can converge and learn from one another. The goal is to open up new perspectives on fungal-based materials and sustainable construction, to promote interdisciplinary exchange, and to make research accessible to diverse social contexts. The residency offers opportunities for exchange with researchers and a project grant of 5.000 €. Applications are due by September 10, 2026 and should include a project proposal, portfolio, and CV in a single PDF file, sent via email to Gudrun Rauwolf (Curator of the AiR Program): This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
(If you are missing an English description here, please check under the link of the original call, see above.)
Application fee: no fee indicated
Age restriction: no age restriction indicated
Regional restriction: international call