transmediale's residency program seeks to foster sustainable practices in the media arts, offering a hybrid approach that combines remote participation with on-site experience in Berlin.
With a focus on project development and research, the residencies are designed to cultivate long-term collaborations in multiple disciplines including media studies, technology and art criticism.
The Digital Art Residency, supported by Pro Helvetia, specifically targets Swiss nationals or permanent residents contributing to the cultural landscape, emphasizing ongoing engagement in their fields.
New collaboration with Arts Council Korea introduces opportunities for Korean nationals, expanding transmediale’s commitment to diversity and international dialogue in digital art practices.
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