Unique in the region · Multidisciplinary · International guests · Participants from across the country · Creative production incentive fund · Residencies with universities and centers

During their first year, participants explore future scenarios through masterclasses and workshops led by international experts. The results will be developed and shown in a collective exhibition. In their second year, they will be able to apply for residencies at partner institutions.

Scheme

Masterclass "Elusive Languages of the Earth: Approaches to an Ethics of the Mineral World"

Marcela Armas explores the connection between art, science, technology, alchemy, healing, and community. She investigates the relationship between matter and technology, understood as a sociocultural construct. She articulates technologies, transmedia dialogues, and community processes.

Wednesday, April 24 — 17:00
Andreani Foundation
Av. Pedro de Mendoza 1987 (CABA)
Free and open access

Masterclass “The Interspecies Virtual Machine”

Oscar Santillán is an artist and founder of the studio ANTIMUNDO. His practice emerges from the idea of a cybernetic matrix where science, fiction, and non-human perspectives converge.

Wednesday, June 5 — 17:00
Andreani Foundation
Av. Pedro de Mendoza 1987 (CABA)
Free and open access

Masterclass "Curating Art and Science: Challenges of Interdisciplinary Work in Contemporary Culture"

Mónica Bello Mónica Bello is a curator and art historian focused on the intersections between disciplines and the meeting of culture, science, and society. She designs art programs and is responsible for the artist residencies and exhibitions at the European Laboratory for Particle Physics in Geneva.

Wednesday, September 25 — 17:00
Andreani Foundation
Av. Pedro de Mendoza 1987 (CABA)
Free and open access

Project Presentation

Presente Continuo concludes the year with a project exhibition from the 2024 cohort. The fellows will present the projects developed during the program sessions at Planta Inclán space.

From Friday, November 29 to Sunday, December 11

Planta Inclán. Inclán 2661 (CABA).

Free and open access

Foundation

Today, life and creation are encoded with data, algorithms, biotechnology, robotics, among others.The present is a field of experimentation, and the future is a scenario to be deciphered, with aesthetic, epistemological, and conceptual challenges.

1. Build a platform for debate, training, and production.
2. Design and develop a laboratory to generate new knowledge, narratives, works, and interdisciplinary projects.
3. Promote transdisciplinary projects across different creative and scientific sectors.

Purposes

Is a nonprofit organization, founded in 1963, focused on developing innovative, scalable, and evidence-based solutions to contribute to the well-being of individuals and society.

Is an Argentine nonprofit organization founded in 1943, with a focus on individuals and organizations dedicated to science and culture professionally.

Bunge and Born Foundation

Ivan Petrella
Director of Cultural Innovation

Maria Alicia Maggio
Senior Project Coordinator

Napalm Star
Project Assistant

Alexandrina D Elia
Silvana Spadaccini
Bunge y Born Foundation Fellow

Williams Foundation

Martin Oliver
Executive Director

Romina Franco
Project analyst

Comunication team

Wustavo Quiroga
Francisco Alba
Content strategy and digital media

Celeste Nasimbera
Lola Monteiro
Communication in networks 

Ezequiel Caffaro
Matthew Fonseca
Graphic identity

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