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 - Heather Dewey-Hagborg
New York-based artist and biohacker. Her controversial biopolitical art practice includes the Stranger Visions project, in which she created portrait sculptures based on the analysis of genetic material collected in public spaces.
Wednesday, 14/5— 17:00
Andreani Foundation
Av. Pedro de Mendoza 1987 (CABA)
Free and open access
Masterclass - Juan Cortes
Juan Cortés graduated in Fine Arts with a specialization in audiovisual media from the Universidad de los Andes in 2012. His work focuses on the intersection between art, science and nature, exploring natural phenomena and invisible forces through installations, recordings and concert pieces.
Wednesday, 6/8— 17:00
Spanish Cultural Center in Buenos Aires (CCEBA)
Parana 1159 (CABA)
Free and open access
Masterclass - Daniel Canogar
Born in Madrid (1964) to an American mother and a Spanish father, Daniel Canogar's life and career have been divided between Spain and the United States. Photography was his first medium of choice, although he soon became interested in the possibilities of projected images and artistic installations.
Wednesday, 22/10— 17:00
Andreani Foundation
Av. Pedro de Mendoza 1987 (CABA)
Free and open access
Project exhibition
Presente Continuo ends the year with the exhibition of projects from the 2026 cohort. After a year of work, the fellows will present the projects developed during the different meetings of the program.
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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