**This open call offers 10 residency opportunities across 7 countries: Belgium, Poland, Italy, Austria, Cyprus, Slovenia, and France.** Each artist, in collaboration with their residency host institution and Local Challenge Committee (LCC) members, has defined a specific “challenge” to address. Scientists are invited to submit applications that respond to one of these challenges.

  
The STUDIOTOPIA Residency Programme aims to break down barriers between disciplines by encouraging innovative cross-disciplinary approaches. This edition is open to both emerging and established talents across the arts, sciences, and academic fields. The programme is hosted by 11 specialized organizations, each facilitating unique residency opportunities with their own open calls.

  
The STUDIOTOPIA Residency Programme for Emerging Artists facilitates collaboration between 8 pairs of established scientists and emerging artists through a 12-month residency starting in December 2024\. Throughout this period, artists will work closely with scientists to address challenges set by the Local Challenge Committees (LCCs). The residency includes multiple in-person meetings, exhibitions, and events continuing until March 2027.

  
Programme Highlights:

  
* **Funding and Support**: Artists receive funding, access to the scientist’s lab, and guidance from the STUDIOTOPIA host institution. Participants also gain access to a Europe-wide network of experts and the public.

  
* **Collaboration Expectations**: Artists and scientists are expected to meet in person at least six times, with meetings held in various creative and scientific settings. The schedule and duration of these meetings will be determined in agreement with the host institution.

**Successful applicants will receive:**

  
* 4,000 fee, plus a production budget that varies on the Challenge: To support the implementation of the collaboration.
* Travel and Subsistence Costs: Coverage for at least six in-person meetings with your collaborative partner, arranged according to project needs.
* Access to the STUDIOTOPIA Network: Connect with a wide range of experts, policymakers, and art professionals across Europe.
* Support for Dissemination: Assistance in sharing scientific and artistic concepts with diverse audiences across Europe.
* Event Participation: Opportunities to present residency outcomes at major events and festivals, such as the Ars Electronica Festival and the New European Bauhaus Festival.
* High-Impact Visibility: Promotion through communication activities to highlight the artistic outputs and innovations.

  
**Each Residency Includes:**

  
* Innovation Catalyst: An intermediary to facilitate collaboration between the artist, researcher, and residency partners.
* Residency Host Institution: Provides guidance, technical support, and opportunities to showcase residency outcomes.
* Local Challenge Committee: Offers expertise and ensures alignment with regional and global sustainability frameworks.

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