TIDAL ArtS is a Mission Ocean project funded by Horizon Europe, bringing together artists, scientists, and coastal and inland communities across Europe to explore innovative solutions for water sustainability.
Through artist residencies at four dedicated partner sites, we’re creating a space where creative practice will make scientific research accessible. We intend these Residencies to spark conversation, and inspire action around ocean and water challenges.
LEAP is a project co-financed by the European Commission that seeks to stimulate a broad and comprehensive reflection about the historical truth surrounding the colonial legacies. By exploring the deep-rooted links between these legacies and contemporary racism, the project aims to create a space for reflection, dialogue and transformation.
Join us in Sofia this October for a one-of-a-kind festival where artists and scientists unite to bring science to life on stage through theatre and storytelling!
Do you have a special place in your heart for cafés? Are they tied to meaningful memories or stories in your life? Would you like to help share this heritage?
S+T+ARTS AQUA MOTION invites artists from all disciplines to apply for a unique interdisciplinary residency programme focused on the future of water in Europe. At a time when water scarcity, pollution, climate change, and biodiversity loss are reshaping societies and ecosystems, AQUA MOTION supports artistic experimentation that engages with these challenges through collaboration with scientists, technologists, local communities, and water experts.
Are you an artist, creative, or collective passionate about the environment, community engagement, and the power of art to inspire change? The TIDAL ArtS Lighthouse Calls are now open, offering a unique opportunity to turn your artistic vision into a force for good.
Backed by the European Union, this open call invites innovative, environmentally conscious creatives from across Europe to take part in a groundbreaking initiative aimed at restoring our ocean and waters by 2030.
Lakescape is a creative platform exploring the relationships between water, design and people. Lakescape connects artisans and designers from the European Great Lakes of Vänern, Ohrid Lake and Balaton to investigate and highlight how humans and water can coexist in sustainable ways.
Are you concerned about the unsustainability and the injustice of our current growth-driven economy? Do you believe that human progress should be redefined in pursuit of well-being, social justice and ecological welfare rather than GDP or mere technological innovation? If you are eager to work towards a postgrowth society, this call is for you.
The School of Enough is looking for four teams to take part in a 2-year program that fosters collaborations between activist and artistic practices around the multiple social, political, environmental and cultural challenges of a post-growth transformation of our lifestyles. Applicants should be interested in exploring this field of thinking and practice collectively and to develop projects through a process of co-learning and mutual support.
Are you working/studying in social or educational field?
Are you working/studying with underprivileged communities?
Do you want to learn new techniques from international experts to improve your skills?
We are seeking a young visual artist for our Green Ethics project to collaborate on shaping the visual identity for both the project’s performance and the accompanying board game.
