The Museum of Tomorrow and the Ling Institute have just launched the free training project "Art of Tomorrow," focusing on art and technology. The project is being run by the Laboratory of Tomorrow's Activities (LAA), which is sponsored by Santander.
The learning cycle will consist of an online and an in-person phase. The first, which has just opened registration, consists of a Cycle of Investigative Meetings, which will feature six thematic modules, bringing together 20 leading creative professionals from different areas of the arts scene, from April 10th to May 18th. The opening session will be led by the project's curator, visual artist Batman Zavareze, on April 5th. The program will cover topics such as Music and Sound Narratives, Performing Arts, Audiovisual Arts, Visual Arts, Design, and New Media.
The aim is to foster organic exchanges between the participating audience and the artists, who will act as true provocateurs. At the end of the online phase, participants who have completed at least two modules of the Investigative Encounters Cycle will be able to apply for the in-person residency selection process, which will be held at the Tomorrow's Activities Laboratory in Rio de Janeiro, from July 17th to 30th. The residency's goal is to provide hands-on creative experience at the intersection of art and technology, as well as provide additional tools and encouragement for the production of an experience, activity, or prototype that implements the insights gained during the training. The Tomorrow's Activities Laboratory and the Ling Institute will form a committee that will select four projects to participate in the residency.
Opening
April 5: Opening Lecture with Batman Zavareze - Due to high demand, the opening lecture with Batman Zavareze will be broadcast live on the Museum of Tomorrow's YouTube channel and open to the general public. No registration is required.
Module 1: Visual Arts
10/04: Daiara Tukano11/04: Fernando Velázquez12/04: Pamela Cezário
Module 2: Performing Arts
17/04: Felipe Assis and Rita Aquino 18/04: Bianca Ramoneda 19/04: Brazil Sisters (Vitória Jovem Xtravaganza + Viní Ventania Xtravaganza)
Module 3: Music and Sound Narratives
04/24: Matheus Leston04/25: Nico Espinoza04/26: Saskia
Module 4: Audiovisual
02/05: Sabrina Fidalgo03/05: Bebeto Abrantes04/05: Dani Dacorso
Module 5: Design
05/08: Andrey Hermuche 05/09: Gabriela Castro 05/10: Maribê
Module 6: New Media
15/05: Rafa Diniz16/05: Caio Fazolin17/05: Zaika dos Santos
The meetings will take place online via the Zoom platform. There will be three weekly meetings per module, from 7 PM to 10 PM.
The Art of Tomorrow Residency is part of the Art of Tomorrow program, an initiative of the Museum of Tomorrow's Activities Laboratory in partnership with the Ling Institute, which aims to foster multidisciplinary, collaborative, innovative, integrated, and creative projects at the intersection of art and technology. Find the information you need to register and participate here.
Area: Art and technology, in the fields: Music and sound narratives, Performing arts, Audiovisual, Visual arts, Design and New media
Public Notice Release and Registration Opening: April 24, 2023
Registration deadline: May 18, 2023, at 6:00 pm (Brasília time).
Registration deadline: 06/05/2023 at 6:00 pm (Brasília time).
Announcement of selected candidates: May 29, 2023.
Announcement of selected candidates: 06/12/2023.
The results will be published on the Museu do Amanhã website and sent by email to selected participants.
Period: 2 weeks, from 07/17 to 07/30/2023
Vacancies: 4 projects (individual or group, with in-person participation of up to 2 members per group)
Modality: in-person
Location: Museum of Tomorrow Activities Laboratory (Museum of Tomorrow - Mauá Square, 1 - Downtown, Rio de Janeiro - RJ)