The digital residency ‘New Forms of Togetherness’ is a collaboration between the Goethe-Institut Glasgow and the Alliance Française Glasgow (together with the Institut Français d’Ecosse) aims at uniting the topics technology and visual art, thus creating a new approach to an increasingly central topic.
About the residency ‘New Forms of Togetherness’
The programme consists of three online residencies which contribute to the interdisciplinary discourse between artists and partners around the topic of Artificial Intelligence. The remote residency allows the artists, Siri Black (Germany/Scotland), Libby Odai (Scotland) and Marion Carré (France) to continue to work from their own space with the digital support of our partners. Artists are working collaboratively and individually to deliver their final outcome in December 2021.
The aim of the project is to contribute to the discussion around the use of Artificial Intelligence from an interdisciplinary perspective and to make the discourse around AI technology accessible to a wider public.