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Until July 2, applicants and interested persons can sign up for a digital Q&A session on the project funding program for media art.

Artists, cultural workers and institutions from Karlsruhe can apply for funding for media art and international networking projects until September 29.

The exchange program is aimed at artists from the two UNESCO Cities of Media Arts. The goal is to create a media artwork for public space in joint collaboration during two residencies.

Applications for the Media Arts Film Scholarship 2023 are open until 31 May.

With Sonic Spaces 2023, the ZKM | Hertz-Lab awards 5 scholarships for composers having a focus area in the field of electronic music and sound art as part of its artist-in-residence program.

Karlsruhe artists and creatives watch out! The Video Mapping Contest offers the opportunity to participate in a video mapping competition in Lille, France.

The BBBank-Award Projection Mapping is again inviting international artists to bring in their ideas and be a part of it in 2023.

A joint project of the UNESCO Creative Cities Curitiba, Querétaro und Wuhan.

Filmmakers can submit their films until 30 November.

Artists, initiatives, and institutions from Karlsruhe can apply for funding for media art and international networking projects until April 20.

The regional Open Call will take place in the context of the first edition of Embrace, an exhibition that will be on show at the Badischer Kunstverein Karlsruhe from February to April 2022.

UNESCO Creative City of Media Arts will present the international BBBank Newcomer Projection Mapping Prize.

International short film competition.

The City of Karlsruhe supports local and public media art projects that take place in Karlsruhe, as well as projects that enhance international networking, exchanges, and collaboration within the UNESCO Creative Cities Network.

Together with 9 international cities of the Media Arts Cluster of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network, the cultural office of the city of Karlsruhe had invited to apply with project proposals. Media artists from all over the world responded to the call.

The UNESCO Creative City of Media Arts Viborg invites the world to sharpen its pencils and draw for children affected by Covid-19 across the world.