Bioart Society selected Višnja Kisić and Goran Tomka as the Rewilding Cultures Mobility Conversation 2024 grant receivers in spring 2024. They are travelling from Serbia to Finland by land in a manner of 'symbiotic movement'. In this second blog entry they write about their experiences on the road.

Bioart Society selected Višnja Kisić and Goran Tomka as the Rewilding Cultures Mobility Conversation 2024 grant receivers in spring 2024. They are travelling from Serbia to Finland by land in a manner of 'symbiotic movement'. In this first blog entry they write about the methodology of their trip.

Bioart Society selected Višnja Kisić and Goran Tomka for Rewilding Cultures Mobility Conversation 2024 via the open call that was held in spring 2024.

We host an open call for 4 fully funded residencies across the two European Union Horizon projects deCYPher and Bioindustry 4.0. Three artists will be selected to participate in the deCYPher project and one in the Bioindustry 4.0 project.

Christine Hvidt travelled to Kilpisjärvi Biological Station for The North Escaping residency in June 2024. During her time in residency, she worked and lived through the frames of Electric Ecology, training sensing and spending time with the places and the peoples there.

Lauri Linna will study wind and its life and observe the arctic athmosphere at Kilpisjärvi Biological Station.

Hannah Wiker Wikström travels to Kilpisjärvi mid-July for The North Escaping residency. During her time in Kilpisjärvi, she will continue her ongoing research on post-industrial heritage in a Nordic context through the prism of fetal-maternal microchimerism and the troubling of time and scale.

Neal Cahoon writes about his experiences in the North Escaping residency in Kilpisjärvi Biological Station.

Bioart Society member artists will be having their residencies from July until October.

We're looking for a new addition to join our team in October. Deadline for applications is 26th August 2024.

Lau Kaker is an artist and curator from Belgium based in Helsinki, Finland, working with projects exploring the collective and fictional meaning of home, shaped by their research on the concept of belonging. They'll dedicate their time in Japan to their ongoing research on interspecies communication revolving around the indigo color tradition.

16 transdisciplinary artists and artist groups have been selected fo Ars Bioarctica residency for 2024–2025.