Tag: Arts
CERN has a lively and varied arts programme which includes visits and residencies for artists from around the world. The articles below relate to the CERN arts programme and to creative endeavours in the wider sense at the laboratory. For more about the CERN arts programme, check out Arts at CERN.
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New compact accelerator to help preserve heritage artworks
CERN and INFN have developed a compact, transportable accelerator for the non-destructive analysis of historical artifacts and artworks, providing a cheaper, more accessible method of analysing large or fragile items of this nature
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Arts at CERN and Copenhagen Contemporary to collaborate through Collide International award
Arts at CERN and Copenhagen Contemporary join forces and announce the first open call for Collide Copenhagen
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Arts at CERN and Pro Helvetia launch an open call for Connect India
Arts at CERN announces a new open call for artists from Switzerland and India
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“Image Capital”: a new exhibition featuring CERN science and history
“Image Capital”, an artistic project by Armin Linke and Estelle Blaschke, explores the history and the present of photography as information technology. CERN and its community have supported the research for the project.
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Wandering artist explores CERN
French graphic novelist Benjamin Reiss took advantage of a stay in the Pays de Gex to visit the ISOLDE facility and soak up the world of science
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Arts at CERN celebrates its 10th anniversary
The celebrations kick off with the launch of a podcast series that brings artists and scientists into conversation
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ORIGIN-CMS exhibition in Seoul – it’s a wrap!
An exhibition centre in South Korea was “wrapped” in CMS for six months last year. The innovative science, art and education exhibition is still accessible online.
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Dorota Gaweda and Egle Kulbokaite win Collide residency award
The Polish–Lithuanian duo, based in Switzerland, were selected as the winners of this year’s edition alongside three Honorary Mentions
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Collide residency award launches new call for entries
Arts at CERN launches a new call for Collide, its flagship residency programme, in partnership with the City of Barcelona