CERN introduces Collide Residency Program for Artists

CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, has unveiled the Collide Residency Program, an innovative initiative inviting artists to collaborate with scientists and engineers at one of the world’s leading research centers.

In partnership with Arts at CERN, this three-month residency aims to bridge the realms of art and science, encouraging creative synergy and groundbreaking ideas. Open to artists of all nationalities and disciplines, the program provides a monthly stipend of CHF 5,000, along with accommodation and travel reimbursement.

The residency will allow selected artists to explore CERN’s state-of-the-art facilities and engage with its scientists and engineers. By fostering interdisciplinary dialogue, the program seeks to redefine how art and science intersect, generating fresh perspectives on complex research topics.

Program Details and Benefits

Duration: 3 months
Location: CERN, Geneva, Switzerland
Eligibility: Open to artists worldwide, working in any medium
Stipend: CHF 5,000 per month
Accommodation: Provided by CERN
Travel: Expenses reimbursed

Applications are now open, with a submission deadline of March 11, 2025. Interested artists can find detailed information and application guidelines on CERN's official website.

A Platform for Creativity

The Collide Residency Program is designed to inspire groundbreaking projects by providing access to CERN’s pioneering research and vibrant intellectual environment. It continues CERN’s commitment to fostering innovative exchanges between the arts and sciences.

Call for Artists

This initiative presents a rare opportunity for artists to push creative boundaries while collaborating with some of the world’s foremost scientific minds. Aspiring participants are encouraged to showcase their vision and explore how their artistic practice can engage with scientific inquiry.

With its blend of art and science, the Collide Residency promises to deliver thought-provoking works that challenge traditional perspectives and ignite fresh dialogues across disciplines.