About the program
Over the course of 9 weeks, the artist residency program promotes exchanges between contemporary artists, scientists, curators, and philosophers with the aim of enriching artistic research supported by the interdisciplinary approach of art, science, and technology.
Open to residents from all over Brazil with at least three years of experience in production, the program will include dedicated curatorial support and an exchange with a group of specialized mentors. Over the course of four weeks, residents will have a dedicated space to develop their projects, which will be publicly exhibited at the end of the residency.
The program will feature:
- Professional development activities, including research presentations, portfolio readings, and dedicated mentoring;
- Guided visits to museums, galleries, independent spaces, artists' studios and social organizations within Rio de Janeiro;
- Meetings with artists, curators, scientists, academics and other researchers to promote research exchanges, in presentation, conversation, event and café formats;
- Informal exchanges between residents and the artistic circuit.
About the Post-natural and Other Ecologies edition
As a way to examine the relationships between nature, culture, technology, and fiction, this year's residency chooses the theme: Post-natural and Other Ecologies. The proposal draws direct reference to fields of philosophical, ecological, and artistic study: while, on the one hand, the term "post-natural" was coined to describe organisms that have been intentionally and hereditarily altered by humans, on the other hand, in philosophy, post-natural studies address a framework of thought that invites us to destabilize the nature/culture binary, creating an inclusive and open space from which to discuss new approaches to ecology.
By blurring the boundaries between science, aesthetics, ethics, and politics, the residency proposes an intertwined and dynamic interdisciplinary perspective, where materialities, forms of life, technologies, and cultures are infinitely interconnected.
Thus, artists are invited whose research proposes speculative ecologies; new ways, biological or artificial, of inhabiting the world; interactions between culture and nature; listening to traditional ecological knowledge; and artistic practices that rethink our relationship with the environments we inhabit.
Steps
The residency is divided into 5 moments:
- Project submission, analysis and selection of residents;
- 5 weeks of online monitoring for the 5 selected artists;
- 4 weeks in-person at the LAA makerspace, where the 5 selected artists will have the opportunity to explore, collaborate and discuss the relationship between art, nature, technology and society;
- Actions open to the public during the in-person residency period, proposed jointly by the curators and the residents
- A public presentation of the research and work, in a format and date to be decided by the Museum.
Curatorial guidelines
As a way of examining the relationships between nature, culture, technology and fiction, this year's residency chooses the theme: Post-natural and other ecologies.
Postnaturalism is the theory of the postnatural, a term coined to describe organisms that have been intentionally and hereditarily altered by humans. In philosophy, postnatural studies is a framework of thought that invites us to destabilize the nature-culture binomial, creating an inclusive and open space from which to discuss new approaches to ecology.
By blurring the boundaries between science, aesthetics, ethics, and politics, the residency proposes an intertwined and dynamic interdisciplinary perspective, where materialities, forms of life, technologies, and cultures are infinitely interconnected.
Thus, artists are invited whose research proposes speculative ecologies; new ways, biological or artificial, of inhabiting the world; interactions between culture and nature; listening to traditional ecological knowledge; and scientific-artistic practices that rethink our relationship with the environments we inhabit.
Meet the guest curator
Lucas Albuquerque
He was curatorial coordinator of the Eva Klabin House Museum (Rio de Janeiro), fostering dialogues between its collection and contemporary art. He was curator-organizer of the Aymoré Gallery (Rio de Janeiro). As curator of the artist residency program at the Inclusartiz Institute (Rio de Janeiro), he worked to establish connections with artists, curators, and researchers between Brazil and the United Kingdom (Delfina Foundation), France (Frac Bretagne), Spain (Homessessions), and the Netherlands (Rijksakademie).
She curated the exhibitions “Rosana Paulino: New Roots” (2024), at the Eva Klabin House-Museum (Rio de Janeiro); “Muamba: Brazilian Traces of Movement” (2023), at Ruby Cruel (London, U.K.); “Whispers from the South” (2023), at the Lamb Gallery (London); “Ustão” (2023) and “Ultramar” (2023), at the Eva Klabin House-Museum (Rio de Janeiro); “The Sacred in the Amazon” (2023), with Paulo Herkenhoff, and “Gamboa: Our Paths Did Not Cross by Chance” (2022), at the Inclusartiz Institute (Rio de Janeiro); “Futuração” (2021), at the Aymoré Gallery (Rio de Janeiro); as well as other individual and collective exhibitions.
Meet the jury
Rafa Bqueer
He is a multimedia visual artist trained at the Federal University of Pará. He studied and participated in the Formation and Deformation course at the Parque Lage School of Visual Arts (2018). His research spans diverse disciplines, including performance, photography, textile art, and film. In 2024, he was a member of the jury for the 17th Funarte Marc Ferrez Photography Award.
She has participated in exhibitions in several countries such as Spain, Germany, England, Portugal, France, United States, among others; She participated in the 1st edition of the Amazon Biennial (2023); In 2025 she participates in the 1st edition of the Azores Art Biennial; She held a solo exhibition at the Rio Art Museum (2020) and was part of the collective "LGBTQIA+ Stories" at MASP (2024); She has already been awarded the ZUM Photography Magazine Award - Instituto Moreira Salles (2020); Foco Art Rio Award (2019) and Annes B Artist Residency in New York (2019). Her works are part of important public and private collections such as: Pinacoteca do Estado de São Paulo, Museu de Arte do Rio and Museu de Arte Moderno do Rio de Janeiro.
Noara Quintana
Among the various residencies he has participated in are: Ybytu (2024), in partnership with MAM São Paulo for the 38th Panorama of Brazilian Art, São Paulo; Delfina Foundation (2023), by the Inclusartiz Institute, London, UK; Pivô Arte Pesquisa (2021), São Paulo; Cité Internationale des Arts, being “Lauréate 2020” from the Institut Français, and from EHESS for the “Art and Research Residency” (2017), Paris.
In recent years he has been part of exhibitions such as: “1000o” - 38th Panorama of Brazilian Art, MAM-SP, São Paulo (2024); “Bubuia”, Amazon Biennial, Belém (2023); Fossil Future, Venus Project, São Paulo (2023); “Counter-Arrow: It arches but does not break”, Almeida & Dale Gallery, São Paulo (2023), “LABINAC - What we have always done”, Casa Zalszupin with Almeida & Dale and Jaqueline Martins Gallery, São Paulo (2023); “Pays rêvé, pays reverse”, Cité Internationale des Arts, Paris (2023), “From underwater mountains the fire makes islands”, KADIST and PIVÔ, São Paulo (2022); “The Children Have to Hear Another Story – Alanis Obomsawin”, Haus der Kulturen der Welt (HKW), Berlin (2022), “For The Phoenix To Find Its Form In Us”, SAVVY Contemporary, Berlin (2021); Frestas - SESC Arts Triennale “The River is a Serpent”, Sorocaba, SP (2021).
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NOTICE FOR ARTISTIC RESIDENCE AT THE MUSEUM OF TOMORROW 2025
Check the criteria for participation below.
1. PRESENTATION
The Museum of Tomorrow is now accepting applications for the Museum of Tomorrow 2025 Artistic Residency – Post-natural and other ecologies.
The residency program will be held over nine weeks in 2025 and is aimed at artists and/or art producers, Brazilian or resident in Brazilian territory for at least 2 (two) years, with proof of artistic work for at least 3 (three) years.
The 2025 edition will select 5 (five) artists and/or art producers interested in the intersection between art, ecology, technology and science, with 1 (one) participant being a mandatory resident of the city of Rio de Janeiro, 1 (one) participant residing in the Southeast Region, 1 (one) participant residing in the North Region, 1 (one) participant residing in the Northeast Region and 1 (one) participant residing in the Central-West or South Region.
The program encourages creative practices and artistic expressions linked to technologies, whether traditional or contemporary, that work in a multidisciplinary way on the relationship between nature and culture.
During the Artistic Residency, artists and/or art producers over 18 years of age who work in the following areas will be selected: Visual Arts (painting, sculpture, digital art, audiovisual, photography, installation, immersive art, video games, among others), architecture, biodesign, philosophy, physics, new media and other scientific fields.
2. POST-NATURAL EDITION AND OTHER ECOLOGIES
Following the general guidelines of the Museum of Tomorrow, the Museum of Tomorrow 2025 Artistic Residency program offers its research and innovation platform to help artists develop research that examines the relationships between nature, culture, technology, and fiction. Titled "Post-natural and Other Ecologies," the proposal draws direct reference to fields of philosophical, ecological, and artistic study: while, on the one hand, the term "post-natural" was coined to describe organisms that have been intentionally and hereditarily altered by humans, on the other hand, in philosophy, post-natural studies address a framework of thought that invites us to destabilize the nature/culture binary, creating an inclusive and open space from which to discuss new approaches to ecology.
In the artistic field, these foundations serve as a link to group artistic propositions that examine the relationship between artistic practice and ecology—whether concrete or speculative. Thus, we invite artists and/or art producers to consider the following questions:
How can the stories of non-human beings serve as a reflection to rethink our ways of being in the world?
How does the interaction between nature and culture question the classification of what is or is not natural?
How do the violence suffered by plants, fungi, minerals and animals mirror or expand the notion of violence suffered by human groups?
Artists and/or art producers are invited to participate if they wish to deepen research that proposes speculative ecologies; new ways, biological or artificial, of inhabiting the world; interactions between culture and nature; listening to traditional ecological knowledge; and scientific-artistic practices that rethink our relationship with the environments we inhabit.
3. PURPOSE OF THIS NOTICE
The purpose of the call is to select and support research and artistic production processes for projects that work with the fusion of art, ecology, technology and science for development in an artistic residency, lasting nine weeks, five weeks through online curatorial monitoring and four weeks in person, at the Museum of Tomorrow, in Rio de Janeiro.
The selected projects must establish a strong relationship with ecological and natural agendas, environmental and community preservation, defense of ways of life and their respective impacts on cultural manifestations and other related themes that are aligned with the axes of the Museum of Tomorrow: Coexistence, Sustainability and Innovation.
Without prejudice to the validity period, IDG may, at its sole discretion, temporarily suspend stages of this Notice, without affecting the validity of the contract during the validity period. Such suspension of stages, such as the registration period, is intended to promote periods of internal organization, process improvement, and improved service.
4. SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES OF THIS NOTICE
The Museu do Amanhã 2025 Artistic Residency Call - Post-natural and other ecologies seeks to give visibility to projects that can translate complex environmental issues into transformative artistic experiences, highlighting art and technology as a powerful tool for understanding contemporary environmental challenges, with the following specific objectives:
4.1. Select 5 (five) artists and/or art producers to develop an artistic project over 9 (nine) weeks in 2025;
4.2. Hold periodic curatorial monitoring meetings with the guest curator of the Museu do Amanhã 2025 Artistic Residency Notice - Post-natural and other ecologies, through 5 (five) online meetings between July 28th and August 31st.
4.3. Offer artists and/or art producers: dialogue with external artists and curators invited by the Museum of Tomorrow with the supervision of the curator of the Museum of Tomorrow 2025 Artistic Residency program - Post-natural and other ecologies.
4.4. Grant a grant in the amount of R$5,000.00 (Five thousand reais) for production and research, for artists and/or art producers participating in the Artistic Residency in Rio de Janeiro.
4.5. Provide financial assistance in the amount of R$3,000.00 (Three thousand reais) to artists and/or art producers participating in the Artistic Residency, during the period of the in-person residency, at the Museum of Tomorrow, in Rio de Janeiro.
4.6. Offer round-trip tickets (city of origin - Rio de Janeiro - city of origin) to artists and/or art producers, PROVEN NOT TO BE RESIDENTS OF THE CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO, for the purpose of carrying out an in-person artistic residency at the Museum of Tomorrow, in Rio de Janeiro.
4.7. Stimulate exchange between artists, art producers and curators, in creative and innovative practices using technology.
4.8. Present and share with the general public the results of the research carried out in the context of the Museu do Amanhã 2025 Artistic Residency - Post-natural and other ecologies, on a date and location to be announced by the Museu do Amanhã, at the end of the Artistic Residency program.
5. WHO CAN APPLY
The following may participate in the Museum of Tomorrow 2025 Residency – Post-natural and other ecologies:
5.1. Artists and/or art producers over 18 years of age, residing throughout the national territory, who have proof of activity in the following areas:
- Visual Arts: painting, sculpture, digital art, audiovisual, photography, installation, immersive art, video games, among others;
- Architecture;
- Biodesign;
- Philosophy;
- Physical;
- New Media;
- Other scientific fields.
5.2. Brazilian artists and/or art producers with at least three years of proven experience in the art scene. Proof of artistic experience must include practical and/or academic training and experience in solo or group exhibitions.
5.3. Artists and/or art producers who have not previously been included in the Museu do Amanhã residency program.
6. REGISTRATION
6.1. Registration for this notice may be made, free of charge, from 10:00 am on May 9, 2025 until 6:00 pm on June 23, 2025 (Brasília time) through the registration form available here.
6.2. Registrations will only be validated upon complete completion of the registration form containing all the information and documents requested and sent EXCLUSIVELY through the ONLINE FORM.
6.3. The Museum of Tomorrow is not responsible for incomplete registrations due to technological failures, such as server problems, data transmission, access providers, or slowdowns caused by excessive simultaneous access. Only complete registrations submitted using the form provided and within the deadline stipulated in this item will be considered.
6.4. After submitting the application, it will not be possible to make any changes to the completed fields and/or attached materials.
6.5. Proponents undertake to be fully and exclusively responsible for any rights and actions they may incur as a result of copyright issues. The Museum of Tomorrow is not responsible for any rights or actions based on or arising from copyright of any project or work submitted by any Proponent during the execution of this selection process or subsequently.
6.6. The Participant's act of registration implies acceptance of all the conditions stipulated in this announcement and attests to the veracity of the information submitted. Materials that disrespect or violate the rules of this announcement and/or works that do not fit into the program will be disqualified from participation.
7. WHAT WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED IN THIS APPLICATION
7.1. The same Proponent may not register more than one project in this call.
7.2. Applications from artists and/or art producers who have already been selected in previous Museum of Tomorrow calls for proposals will not be accepted.
7.3. Applications from Proponents residing outside the National territory will not be accepted.
7.4. Proponents who are spouses, partners, siblings, ascendants or descendants of employees of the Museum of Tomorrow may not participate in the call.
7.5. Proponents undertake not to use their projects in a derogatory or distorted manner, respecting moral copyright and adopting all data protection measures, aiming to preserve their right to privacy and preventing the use of the project for a purpose other than that provided for in the terms of the Notice;
7.6. Projects that advocate violence, discrimination of any kind, or promote any form of human rights violation, such as racism, LGBTQIAPN+phobia, and ableism, cannot be submitted for this call.
8. INFORMATION REQUIRED FOR REGISTRATION
8.1. Full name and artistic/social name;
8.2. Email address (the same one used for registration);
8.3. Address, telephone number, ID and CPF;
8.4. Proof of residence (updated) in the participant's name in PDF, issued no more than 90 (ninety) days from the date of registration;
8.5. Artistic research portfolio and applicant's CV in a single PDF with a maximum size of 10MB.
9. REQUIRED INFORMATION ABOUT THE RESIDENCE PROPOSAL:
9.1. Project title;
9.2. Project presentation (up to 4,000 characters, including spaces);
9.3. Project justification (up to 2,500 characters with spaces);
9.4. Description of possible technical, spatial, equipment and input needs (up to 1,000 characters with spaces).
10. SELECTION OF PARTICIPANTS
10.1. The selection process for the Artistic Residency aims to select 5 (five) participants, divided into the following categories:
- 1 (one) participant must be a resident of Rio de Janeiro (it is desirable that he/she resides in Pequena África or in communities in the metropolitan region of Rio);
- 1 (one) participant must be a resident of the Southeast Region;
- 1 (one) participant must be a resident of the North Region;
- 1 (one) participant must be a resident of the Northeast Region;
- 1 (one) participant must be a resident of the Central-West Region or South Region.
10.2. Individual and group projects will be considered for participation in this call. However, in the case of group participation, only one (1) member of the group may participate in the in-person Artistic Residency and be awarded the scholarship and financial aid mentioned in items 4.4. and 4.5. of this announcement.
10.3. Those selected will have access to the tools and workspace of LAA - Laboratório do Amanhã and will receive monitoring and production support from a specialized team, with the creative process recorded in audiovisual material, complying with the TERMS OF USE OF LAA SPACE - ANNEX II.
10.4. The Contract will be formalized through a specific legal instrument signed between IDG - Institute of Development and Management and the PARTICIPANT (SELECTED PROPONENT).
10.5. It is hereby established that the registration and presentation of the documents provided for in this Notice constitutes full and express agreement and acceptance of the contractual clauses established in the Participation Commitment Term attached to this instrument.
11. EVALUATION CRITERIA
During the analysis of the registered projects, the Selection Committee of the Museu do Amanhã 2025 Artistic Residency Notice - Post-natural and other ecologies will adopt the following criteria for evaluating proposals:
11.1. AFFINITY OF THE PROPOSAL with the presented theme: POST-NATURAL and other ecologies;
11.2. PROJECT RELEVANCE and INNOVATION: This analysis considers the proposal and justification. The proposal's creativity, originality, and innovation will also be considered. Is the project relevant in social and artistic terms? Does it have a strong affinity with the Museum of Tomorrow's core values: Coexistence, Sustainability, and Innovation?
11.3. PROPONENT'S HISTORY taking into account the PROPONENT'S artistic trajectory over the last 3 years, through proof of PORTFOLIO and CV.
11.4. CLARITY OF THE PROPOSAL PRESENTED through the development of an objective proposal, as well as clarity in the justification of the proposal for the Residency.
12. OF THE JUDGING COMMITTEE
12.1. Applicants will have their proposals evaluated by a jury made up of: the Museum of Tomorrow team, the Museum of Tomorrow's guest curator for the 2025 Edition, artists, curators and art thinkers selected for such evaluation.
12.2. The judging panel will be announced on the Museum of Tomorrow's social media during the current registration period.
13. OBLIGATIONS OF THOSE SELECTED
The obligations of selected participants are:
13.1. Participate in follow-up meetings with the guest curator, both online and in person, on days and times to be announced in the Call for Proposals program.
13.2. Develop projects that are aligned with the thematic axes of the Museum of Tomorrow: Coexistence, Sustainability and Innovation.
13.3. At the end of the Artistic Residency period, selected participants will present their project's artistic processes and share their experiences during the Artistic Residency program in an open event. The format and duration of the presentation will be agreed upon during the curatorial supervision of the Artistic Residency, respecting the deadlines and budget established by the Museum of Tomorrow.
13.4. Projects must consider artistic works, creative processes, initiatives or experiences within the various areas mentioned in item 5.1 of this notice.
13.5. If you are not the author of the works used in your project, take the appropriate steps to obtain prior and express authorization for use and disclosure by IDG, before the author or copyright holder of third-party works that you may use in whole or in part in your project.
13.6. The Artist Residency program will begin on July 28, 2025 and will end on September 28, 2025.
13.7. The selected Residents must be available to participate in the agreed activities, in the city of Rio de Janeiro, on days and times determined and previously announced by the team of the Museu do Amanhã Artistic Residency Notice - Post-natural and other ecologies, throughout the period of September 2025.
14. WHAT WILL BE OFFERED
14.1. Residency Grant worth R$5,000.00 (Five thousand reais) for participants in the Museu do Amanhã 2025 Artistic Residency - Post-natural and other ecologies.
14.2. Financial aid in the amount of R$3,000.00 (Three thousand reais) for participants in the Museu do Amanhã 2025 Artistic Residency - Post-natural and other ecologies, during the period of the Artistic Residency in Rio de Janeiro.
14.3. Conversation sessions with artists and/or art producers, curators, provocateurs, exponents of contemporary artistic and technological activity, as well as meetings with the guest curator of the 2025 Edition aiming at the development of projects according to the proposal presented in the registration, expanding references, tools and methodologies used.
14.4. Use of digital manufacturing machines (3D printers, laser cutters, virtual reality glasses, digital modeling software, sensors and microprocessors, among other available equipment) for research development.
14.5. In-person activities at LAA - Laboratory of Tomorrow (Museum of Tomorrow, in Rio de Janeiro) with mentors and specialized technicians.
14.6. Stationery materials such as pens, paper, scissors, stapler can be provided by LAA to selected participants upon prior request and availability.
14.7. Scheduled access to tools, machinery and technical support for using LAA - Laboratory of Tomorrow equipment;
14.8. A short video (up to 8 minutes) about the project's development, documenting the work process and the resident(s)' participation in the program. This material will be produced through photography, video, and audio capture sessions, according to a previously agreed-upon schedule, within the Museum of Tomorrow space, during the Artistic Residency period. The video must be delivered within six (6) months after the end of the Artistic Residency.
14.9. The Museum of Tomorrow does not undertake to provide any other materials or equipment that are not precisely part of the structure available at LAA - Laboratório do Amanhã, for the realization of the Artistic Residency.
14.10. The characteristics of LAA - Laboratório do Amanhã, structure and rules for use of the space are described in Annex II of this Notice.
15. ABOUT THE RESIDENCE GRANT
15.1. The Museum of Tomorrow will contact the selected participants, after the SELECTION RESULTS are published on the Museum of Tomorrow website, according to the schedule in item 16 of this notice.
15.2. Selected participants must complete and sign the COMMITMENT TERM (ANNEX I) to participate in the Artistic Residency according to the schedule in item 16 of this notice.
15.3. Payment for the Artistic Residency Grant and Financial Aid will be deposited to Participants via electronic transfer and/or bank payment into a checking/savings account in the Participant's name.
15.4. The Museu do Amanhã 2025 Artistic Residency grant - Post-natural and other ecologies includes 1 (one) round-trip ticket (city of origin - Rio de Janeiro - city of origin) for the participant(s) who are PROVEN NOT RESIDENTS OF THE CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO, residing in national territory, from the airport or bus station closest to the address registered by him/her, for the period of the in-person Artistic Residency at the Museu do Amanhã, in Rio de Janeiro.
15.5. It is the SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE RESPONSIBILITY of the participant of the Artistic Residency to reserve and pay for accommodation in Rio de Janeiro during the period of the Artistic Residency Museum of Tomorrow 2025 - Post-natural and other ecologies, established in item 17 of this notice, as well as to adopt any arrangements related to travel, transportation, locomotion and food during their participation.
16. SELECTION RESULT
16.1. The selection results will be published on July 23, 2025, on the Museu do Amanhã website.
16.2. The names of the selected Participants will be announced.
16.3. Selected participants will receive an email from the Museum of Tomorrow to continue registering to participate in the Artistic Residency.
17. SCHEDULE AND STEPS
STAGE 1 - REGISTRATION IN ANNOUNCEMENT
May 9th Public Notice Launch
May 16 Announcement of project guests and names of judges
June 4th Live Q&A
June 23rd Registration closes
STAGE 2 - SELECTION FOR THE ARTISTIC RESIDENCE
June 16 to July 18 Period for selection of participating residents
July 23rd Final Result Announcement
July 24th and 25th Signing of Commitment Term
STAGE 3 - ARTISTIC RESIDENCE PROGRAM
July 28 to August 31 Online curatorial monitoring
September 1st to 28th In-person residency at the Museum of Tomorrow, in the city of Rio de Janeiro
18. DATA PROTECTION AND CONFIDENTIALITY
18.1. The PROPONENT undertakes and is obliged, whenever applicable in the execution of this Notice, to comply with the legislation on Personal Data Protection and the determinations of regulatory/supervisory bodies on the matter, in particular, Federal Law No. 13,709/2018 – General Law on Personal Data Protection (“LGPD”) and its eventual amendments and regulations, releasing IDG/Museu do Amanhã from any penalties that may be attributed for non-compliance with the legislation in the execution of this document.
18.2. The PROPONENT agrees to maintain the utmost confidentiality regarding the content of the information contained in this document, committing to ensure that its employees, contractors or agents maintain the utmost confidentiality regarding all data, materials, information, documents and technical or commercial specifications provided by IDG/MUSEU DO AMANHÃ during the execution of the terms of this NOTICE, and the disclosure, reproduction, duplication, revelation and use of such data, materials, information, documents and technical or commercial specifications is prohibited under any circumstances, except by legal determination or prior and express authorization of IDG/MUSEU DO AMANHÃ.
19. LICENSE OF USE, TRANSFER OF COPYRIGHT AND IMAGE RIGHTS
19.1. Participants must license the use of their personality rights, name, image and voice, contained in photos, recordings, images and other means of recording, including the development of work, meetings with mentors, exhibition actions and other events related to their participation, by signing the Commitment Term (Annex I).
19.2. Participants must license the use of the patrimonial copyright of the works produced during the project to the Institute of Development and Management - IDG, the organization managing the Museum of Tomorrow, ensuring the due, as provided in Clause Nine of the Commitment Term, which must be signed by each participant, and whose draft is included as Annex I to this Selection Notice, for the preparation, recording and publication of a catalog and other products and materials for recording and disseminating the program, thus authorizing the use and full dissemination of this material, considering its reproduction, transmission, retransmission, distribution, communication to the public, broadcasting in any type of media and by any existing means or process and its public performance, commercial or otherwise.
19.3. The license granted does not prejudice the exercise of the author's moral copyright, and it is understood that in any use made, due credits to the authorship of the work will be duly mentioned, in accordance with the law.
20. GENERAL PROVISIONS
20.1. The Museum of Tomorrow 2025 Artistic Residency Notice - Post-natural and other ecologies does not cover: assembly and events, launch of albums and publications, exhibition and/or circulation.
20.2. Location of the Artistic Residency: Laboratory of Activities of the Museum of Tomorrow, Museum of Tomorrow, Praça Mauá, 1. Centro, Rio de Janeiro - RJ, 20081-240.
20.3. Questions regarding this call for proposals can be answered during the Live Q&A session, which will be held on June 4, 2025, on the Museu do Amanhã YouTube channel, at 7 p.m. After this date, further questions can be sent until June 10, 2025, to the email address: laboratorio@idg.org.br
20.4. Attendance at scheduled online monitoring activities and in-person Artistic Residency is mandatory, and any absence must be justified.
20.5. In the event of unjustified absence, the Selection Committee of the Museum of Tomorrow will decide whether or not the Participant will remain in the project.
20.6. If it is not possible to contact the selected participants by August 30, 2025, other applicants for this call may be selected in a second call, at the discretion and evaluation of the Museum of Tomorrow.
20.7. PROPONENTS undertake to adopt fair and ethical conduct, respecting the guidelines established in the IDG Codes of Ethics, available at https://www.idg.org.br/pt-br/codigo-de-etica, which they hereby declare to know and be bound by.
20.8. To resolve any issues arising from this NOTICE, not resolved in the administrative sphere, the jurisdiction of the District of the Capital of the State of Rio de Janeiro will be competent.
GLOSSARY
ONLINE MONITORING: Weekly meetings of up to two hours, curated by the Museum of Tomorrow residency, are designed to enrich residents' research and projects and establish work plans for the research weeks. External guests may or may not be present at these meetings. The weekly meetings will be held between July 28 and August 31, 2025.
PARTICIPANTS: Artists and/or art producers selected by this notice and eligible to undertake the artistic residency.
PROPONENTS: Artists and/or art producers eligible to register as per item 5 of this notice.
LAA: Laboratory of Tomorrow - Space dedicated to the Artistic Residency Museum of Tomorrow 2025 - Post-natural and other ecologies.
RESIDENTS: Artists and/or art producers selected for a nine-week program of in-depth artistic research and development, in a hybrid model (online and in-person), with the aim of deepening artistic investigations around the themes indicated in item 2 of this notice.
ARTISTIC RESIDENCY: Various activities will be organized between artists, art producers, curators, researchers, and the Museum of Tomorrow. The residency program begins with visits to museums, galleries, and independent platforms, fostering exchanges and dialogue among residents. Regular meetings will be organized with local artists, as well as portfolio discussion sessions with curators. This Artistic Residency also includes periodic coffee meetings focused on professional networking, encouraging the development of connections and collaborations.
The act of registration implies acceptance and agreement with the rules and criteria contained in this notice.
Registration in this Notice does not oblige IDG - Institute of Development and Management to formalize any agreement with the PROPONENT, nor does it consist of any promise and/or commitment to formalize, contract and partnership.
termo de compromisso
regras de uso do LAA
formulário de inscrição
ANNEX II - RULES FOR USE OF THE LAA - LABORATORY OF TOMORROW
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