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Internationale Gesellschaft der Bildenden Künste (IGBK) - SPORELATION @ MY-CO BUILD

Artists from all disciplines are invited to submit a project proposal, portfolio, and CV for a three-month artist-in-residence program engaging with fungal-based building materials and sustainable construction research.

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$5,000
Technische Universität Berlin, Berlin, Germany
Oct 15, 2026 → Jan 15, 2027

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SPORELATION @ MY-CO BUILD is a three-month artist-in-residence program at CRC 1743 MY-CO BUILD (Technische Universität Berlin) seeking national and international artists from all disciplines with independent practice and interest in engaging with the research questions of the research network. The program aims to create a space where scientific and artistic methods can converge and learn from one another, opening new perspectives on fungal-based materials and sustainable construction.

  • Applications due: September 10, 2026
  • Residency period: Mid-October 2026–mid-January 2027 (individual arrangements possible)
  • Duration: 3 months

Open to national and international artists from all disciplines with an independent practice.

  • Project proposal
  • Portfolio
  • CV
  • All materials should be submitted in a single PDF file via email

Project grant of 5,000 €.

Send applications via email to Gudrun Rauwolf (Curator of the AiR Program) at the contact address provided.

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Project grant of 5,000 €
Entry fee
Free to enter
Theme
The residency engages with fungal-based building materials and sustainable construction, promoting interdisciplinary exchange between scientific and artistic methods to open new perspectives on biomanufacturing and material innovation.
Eligibility
Open to national and international artists from all disciplines with an independent practice.
Audience
National and international artists from all disciplines

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