Talent development and participation pathways

The Institute builds long-term relationships with students, scholars, artists, and partners through talent development, exchanges, and participation pathways.

From internships and residencies to academic exchange

From internships and residencies to academic exchange
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Internship network

Connect students with creative industries, cultural institutions, and interdisciplinary research projects.

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Artist residencies

Use practice-led teaching and making as a bridge between research and public learning.

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Visiting exchange

Invite scholars, curators, and partner institutions into collaborative research and programming.

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Workshops and forums

Develop cross-disciplinary capabilities through recurring public and professional events.

Multiple ways in for students, scholars, artists, and institutional partners

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Students and emerging creators

Join the Institute's cross-disciplinary learning environment through internships, workshops, forums, and competitions.

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Researchers and visiting scholars

Take part in interdisciplinary collaboration, case-based discussion, and international exchange across culture-tech and policy research.

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Artists and cultural practitioners

Use residencies, exhibitions, curation, and public programmes to connect research with practice.

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Institutions and industry partners

Co-develop programmes, knowledge platforms, and talent initiatives through longer-term partnerships.

Invite artists to enter research, teaching, and public dialogue through residency

The Institute welcomes artists and practitioners working across digital media, sound, moving image, curation, performance, social practice, and cultural research to submit residency interest.

Invite artists to enter research, teaching, and public dialogue through residency
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Formats

Residencies may take the form of short-term stays, co-research, workshops, lectures, showcases, or cross-school collaborations.

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Who should apply

Open to artists, curators, research-led makers, and cultural practitioners with interdisciplinary methods.

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What to submit

Share a short bio, portfolio link, relevant project history, and the research or creative direction you want to pursue during residency.

Artist Residency Registration

Talent development and participation pathways

If you would like to apply for an artist residency, co-research format, or workshop collaboration, use this form to share your details and initial proposal.

The Institute can follow up based on programme fit and collaboration capacity, so an initial concept note is enough to begin.