[rohrpost] Open Call: Arts & Science Residency TRAFO Jena, Germany (deadline May 26, 2022)

[Ingeborg Reichle]

  Arts & Science Residency TRAFO Jena, Germany

The second call of the Arts & Science Residency TRAFO Jena, Germany on 
"Tension" is out now! The community in Jena is looking for artists who 
would like to engage with the scientific community in Jena, which are 
willing to collaborate with the program of the art residency in 2022. 
The community in Jena is offering a vital sci-art exchange, which should 
lead to artworks according to the artist's ideas (that can be put on 
display). Due to the space available, the organisers are looking 
especially for visual artists. However, other art forms such as 
performing arts, literature, and music are also welcome. 
Cross-disciplinary ways of working are welcome and experience in the 
field of Arts & Science is much desired. The Jena project offers a 
remuneration of 2.000 €, accommodation and studio as well as production 
and travel allowances. It will take place at the TRAFO-Magazin Jena, 
Germany from July 1 till October 3, 2022. The deadline is May 26, 2022. 
For the application a CV, portfolio, and an outline of the project 
proposal is requested.

There are a number of research institutions involved like the Department 
of Biological Psychology and Cognitive Neurosciences, the Department of 
Clinical Psychology and the Department of General Psychology II, which 
are all the based at the Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena, as well as 
the Center for Research on Right-Wing Extremism, Democracy Education and 
Social Integration (KomRex). Involved are also the Leibniz Institute on 
Aging – Fritz Lipmann Institute (FLI), the Hans Knöll Institute (Leibniz 
Institute for Natural Product Research and Infection Biology), the 
Leibniz Institute of Photonic Technology (Leibniz-IPHT), the Max Planck 
Institute for Chemical Ecology (MPI-CE), and the Optical Museum Jena 
(Deutsches Optisches Museum (D.O.M.), which is a science and technology 
museum that was established in 1922 by the Carl-Zeiss-Stiftung.

More information about the Call is online (in German and in English) 
with texts and videos about the involved scientists/scientific community 
and information about the art residency:

http://www.kuenstlerische-tatsachen.de/en/call/