Artist Residency on the Science of Genome Editing at Max Delbrück Center in Berlin

International open call for an Artist Residency on the Science of Genome Editing at Max Delbrück Center in Berlin. STATE Festival invited project proposals from artists with an identified interest in the sciences. The residency takes place in July/August 2018.

STATE in partnership with Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine in the Helmholtz Association (MDC) are launching a paid Residency Program in Berlin, offering a unique opportunity for artists that are eager to advocate open science and foster a dialogue between a broader public and the science of genome editing.

The program is a two-month open science exchange program with MDC’s CRISPR-Cas9 research groups, designed to give the selected artist hands-on experience at their institute and lab facilities under the umbrella of over-all topic: genome editing research.

The residency will result in an exhibition at the STATE Studio, Berlin, in October 2018, and is part of the upcoming thematic program STATE of Longevity.

We are a Berlin-based Science Art Festival calling for interdisciplinary artists to join a paid residency on genome editing at the Max Delbrück Center Berlin.

We would love to spread the call to artists with an identified interest in the sciences.

Schedule and Deadlines

Deadline for project proposals/open call: 15.06.2018
Announcement of artist: 25.06.2018
Residency Program: July-August 2018
Exhibition at STATE Studio Berlin: from October 2018

STATE Festival is a breeding ground for a dynamic new scene of curious minds that bridge disciplines in order to explore and challenge the boundaries of present knowledge and shape ideas for our future.

Image: Microscopic image of induced pluripotent stem cells (IPSC), colored with Lin-28/DAPI. © Inak, Gizem (MDC)