The Presente Continuo program has launched its third edition and invites artists, researchers, curators, technologists, scientists, and all those interested in the intersection of science, art, and technology to apply for the 2025 call. It has up to 24 spots, half of which are for residents outside the Metropolitan Area of Buenos Aires (AMBA). Additionally, in 2026, the fellows will be able to apply for residencies at universities in the region associated with the program. The call will be open until March 28, inclusive.
Organized by the Bunge y Born Foundation and the Williams Foundation, the program has established itself as a space for training, research, and production that brings together prominent professionals and international leaders. During 2023 and 2024, more than 60 fellows trained with specialists such as Marcela Armas, Oscar Santillán, Mónica Bello, Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, Guto Nóbrega, and Maurice Benayoun. In this new edition, Presente Continuo Org will host artist and bio-hacker Heather Dewey-Hagborg (USA); artist Juan Cortés (Colombia), who works with nature and technology; and Daniel Canogar (Spain), a technological artist, specialist in projected images and artistic installation.
What does the program offer its fellows? Three masterclasses and workshops with prominent professionals in the artistic, scientific, and technological fields. The opportunity to produce and showcase a collaborative project to be carried out during the year. The possibility of doing creation and research residencies abroad in 2026.
