QuoArtis · Art and Science Foundation

Galapagos Art and Science Journey

Quo Artis coorganizes an expedition where artists and scientists will address the climate emergency.

The Garden of Earthly Delights

The second art and science exhibition organized jointly by Quo Artis, IRB Barcelona and the Sant Pau Art Nouveau Site. Inspired by the work of the same name by Hieronymus Bosch, the Spanish artist Anna Rierola created this piece from scientific images.

Intersections Between Art and Science in the Anthropocene

First book published by Quo Artis is proposed as an introduction to the interactions between art, science, technology and society in the context of the Anthropocene or Capitalocene.

Quo Artis Award

To encourage the production of artworks based on science and technology. The open call will be announced on our website in April.

!brute_force

Quo Artis is the producer of !brute_force, an ongoing practice-based artistic research by the slovenian artist Maja Smrekar.

Quantum Art Lab

Within the framework of the Quantum World Association (QWA), Quo Artis has created the Quantum Art Lab, an artistic-scientific laboratory.

Round Table: Galapagos Art and Science Journey

Quo Artis and RAED organize the round table “Galapagos Art & Science Journey” to reflect on the relationships between art and science, the climate emergency and the transformative power of artists and scientists working together.

Postnature. The Future is Present

In this exhibition, a set of non-conformist answers to the question about the future come together.

Antarctic Art & Science Expedition

Quo Artis produced the Antarctic Art & Science Expedition, a supranational and intercultural art project to explore the future of Antarctica.

Quo Artis at Maker Art

In the frame of Maker Art – the artist Joaquín Fargas, will be presenting Glaciator a robot that helps to compact and crystallize the snow, delaying its thaw.

Quo Artis at Manifestations Festival

Quo Artis is invited to take part at Manifestations Festival, Eindhoven. 19-27 October 2019.

Quo Artis at Festa de la Ciència 2019

As part of Festa de la Ciència 2019 Quo Artis organizes the debate “Reflections on Art and Science through a Woman’s Perspective”.

The Zero-Gravity Band

A project that reflects and theorizes on how artistic production and aesthetic perception are influenced by the gravitational forces of planet Earth. Produced by Quo Artis.

Art Made of Science – Microspheres

The Quo Artis Foundation in collaboration with the Institute for Research in Biomedicine (IRB Barcelona) and the Sant Pau Art Nouveau Site present the first exhibition in Spain by artist Ayse Gül Süter.

Panel: Art & Science for Ecology

This panel aims to add a new perspective on the responsibilities that artist might have towards the environment that hosts the human species.

What can artificial intelligence learn from dogs?

As part of Click Festival 2019, artist Maja Smrekar will present her first Artist Talk about the project !BRUTE_FORCE – produced by Quo Artis (ES) and co-produced by Kapelica Gallery (SI) and The Culture Yard (DK).

Whater?

Committed to the environment, Quo Artis allocates its resources to the Whater? project, whose name comes from the question of What Water is around us? The artistic-scientific project Whater? Aims to investigate, disseminate and raise awareness about the negative effects of plastic on the environment to the widest possible public. The artistic-scientific project Whater? Aims to investigate, disseminate and raise awareness about the negative effects of plastic on the environment to the widest possible public.

Round Table on Climate Change

On Friday 16th of November at 19:00 FCDHBCN organizes a round table at Sant Pau Hospital, Barcelona a debate on the problems that the world faces today and the alternatives that we can provide, within the framework of the General Theory of systems. Both individually, as in public administrations, the private sector, art and communication, based on proposal of Joanna Macy.

IRB Artist in Residence Programme

IRB Barcelona invites applications from artists wishing to participate in its 2019 Artist in Residence Programme. IRB is looking for a professional artist, with a genuine interest in science who wishes to further their art by working alongside our scientists to gain insight and perspective into cutting-edge research in the biomedical sciences. Applications from artists from any discipline are welcome.

Making Music in Space

In the midst of the space technology revolution – space tourism is expected to race within the next two years – a new generation of artists is wondering: Does art make sense outside the Earth? What will human culture be like in space?

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