
Empowering Projects – Science, Art & Global Collaboration
Scientific & Artistic Projects
At When Science Meets Art, we honor the spaces where scientific precision meets artistic intuition — where a data set can inspire a sculpture, and a performance can spark new research. Here, you’ll find tools, platforms, and initiatives that support both independent and collective projects in the spirit of discovery, connection, and shared impact.
Showing 1–10 of 11 projects

Perform Europe 2026–2028
A Creative Europe programme supporting cross-border partnerships and sustainable international touring in the performing arts.
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The Triangle Program — Open Interval: Turbulence
A sustained collaboration programme for trios of artists, scientists and arts organisations, with its next call opening in September 2026.
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JRC Science Art Society
The European Commission Joint Research Centre programme connecting artists, scientists and policymakers through residencies, research and public work.
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Coral Art–Science Consortium
A global consortium launched in 2026 to unite scientific knowledge, art and storytelling in support of coral-reef conservation.
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Art&Science — Imagination 2026–2028
A Geneva-based residency cycle pairing artists with researchers and laboratories to explore imagination as a force in scientific inquiry.
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CERN Science & Art @ School 2026
An art@CMS education project combining contemporary art, particle physics, school workshops and public exhibitions around CERN.
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Global Science Opera — PAX 2026
The 2026 global production explores the science of making peace through collaborative performance, education and digital participation, premiering on 20 November.
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Drawpile
A free, open-source collaborative drawing program that allows multiple users to sketch and paint together in real-time on the same canvas.
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Furtherfield
A community-driven platform exploring the intersection of art, technology, and social change, promoting open-source and collaborative art practices.
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Humanities in Place by Mellon Foundation
Supports projects that explore communities and sites connected historically to the U.S., working with media, heritage, public spaces, and history museums to expand public expression of histories.
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