The world’s first community lab offering a platform for science innovation at the grassroots level.
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Where science and art practices coalesce and are part of the School of Visual Art’s Fine Art department. Offering summer residency programs for artists, designers, and creative thinkers. Founded by BioBAT Art Space exhibiting artist Suzanne Anker, chair and director of the BFA Fine Arts Department.
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Operates ongoing public tour programming and research efforts in partnership with select non-profit organizations. BioBAT Art Space is part of the Brooklyn Army Terminal tour that takes place twice a month.
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The New York Art Residency and Studios Foundation is a not-for-profit arts organization committed to supporting artists and curators on an international level as well as engaging the local community in Brooklyn and the greater NY area. BioBAT art space co-presented with NARS on The Sunset Park Wide Open Spring Edition 2019.
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An education program and competition that is shaping the first generation of biodesigners. Join an international education program and competition for high schools and universities that introduces students to the intersections of biotechnology, art, and design.
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Genspace Open Lab Artist Residency
Artist Residency
The three-month Genspace Artist in Residence (AIR) program will support artists at the beginning of their investigation into the connections between the microbial world and their creative practice. The AIR program is designed for artists who want to devote intensive time to delving into biology's tools, knowledge, and techniques and exploring the intersection between science and the arts, a field known as BioArt. The AIR program will provide scientific mentoring, access to laboratory facilities, classes, a welcoming and active Genspace community, and a stipend. AIRs will receive support to share their work with the general public and the Genspace community through public programming and an exhibition.
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Coalesce: Center for Biological Arts Residency
Artist Residency
As a hybrid studio laboratory dedicated to enabling hands-on creative engagement with the tools and technologies of the life sciences, Coalesce sponsors several Biological Art residencies per academic year. Residents receive technical support and access to laboratory equipment, materials and supplies, and work closely with a scientific advisor.
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SVA NYC Bio Art Residency
Artist Residency
The Bio Art summer interdisciplinary residency takes place in the new SVA Bio Art Laboratory, located in the heart of New York City’s Chelsea gallery district. The SVA Bio Art Lab houses microscopes for photo and video, skeletons and specimen collections, a herbarium and an aquarium as well as a library. Each resident is awarded a private studio space. The residency culminates in a public exhibition.
The Residency is led by artist Suzanne Anker, chair of the SVA BFA Fine Arts Department; and Joseph DeGiorgis, marine biologist. In addition, visiting speakers have included artists, scientists and museum professionals including Kathy High, Ingeborg Reichle, James Walsh, Jennifer Willet, Ellen D. Jorgensen, Oliver Medvedik, William Myers and Paula Hayes.
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Genspace Open Lab Artist Residency
Artist Residency
The three-month Genspace Artist in Residence (AIR) program will support artists at the beginning of their investigation into the connections between the microbial world and their creative practice. The AIR program is designed for artists who want to devote intensive time to delving into biology's tools, knowledge, and techniques and exploring the intersection between science and the arts, a field known as BioArt. The AIR program will provide scientific mentoring, access to laboratory facilities, classes, a welcoming and active Genspace community, and a stipend. AIRs will receive support to share their work with the general public and the Genspace community through public programming and an exhibition.
Coalesce: Center for Biological Arts Residency
Artist Residency
As a hybrid studio laboratory dedicated to enabling hands-on creative engagement with the tools and technologies of the life sciences, Coalesce sponsors several Biological Art residencies per academic year. Residents receive technical support and access to laboratory equipment, materials and supplies, and work closely with a scientific advisor.
SVA NYC Bio Art Residency
Artist Residency
The Bio Art summer interdisciplinary residency takes place in the new SVA Bio Art Laboratory, located in the heart of New York City’s Chelsea gallery district. The SVA Bio Art Lab houses microscopes for photo and video, skeletons and specimen collections, a herbarium and an aquarium as well as a library. Each resident is awarded a private studio space. The residency culminates in a public exhibition.
The Residency is led by artist Suzanne Anker, chair of the SVA BFA Fine Arts Department; and Joseph DeGiorgis, marine biologist. In addition, visiting speakers have included artists, scientists and museum professionals including Kathy High, Ingeborg Reichle, James Walsh, Jennifer Willet, Ellen D. Jorgensen, Oliver Medvedik, William Myers and Paula Hayes.
Are you interested in contributing to this list? Please get in touch, we are always looking to expand our network and promote opportunities for the bioart community.
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