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Cadu.

adelmootranto Projects 04/03/200814/11/2018Arts Council England, Cadu, collaboration, International Fellowships, PAC, Residency

11 January – 11 March.
Cadu (Carlos Eduardo Felix da Costa) has been invited to undertake a three-month residency as part of an International Fellowship supported by the Arts Council of England. Cadu is an artist based in Brazil and will undertake this residency for the first time in the UK. This is an opportunity for this artist to define new ideas and processes in his work, by collaborating quite specifically with i-DAT the artist intends to work with the Robotics Research department at Plymouth University. This situation is a unique opportunity for the artists to explore advanced technologies and collaborate with engineers and scientist.
The International Fellowships Programme enables artists from all art forms and at any stage of their career to engage with artists and arts organisations from other cultures and disciplines. Selected artists are offered fellowships primarily for practice-based research, experimentation and the development of new work in relation to the artistic ethos of international hosts and the cultural contexts of the countries in which they are based.

Plymouth Arts Centre and i-DAT

henriettaknight News 01/03/200814/11/2018Basak Senova, Brazil, Cadu, Plymouth Arts Centre, residencies, Stanza, Turkey

Plymouth Arts Centre and i-DAT present a new series of projects and residencies that have been developed through an ongoing collaboration exploring new systems and technologies for artistic production, dissemination and participation that challenge traditional models of creation and consumption of art. Artists and Curator; Stanza (UK) 8 February – 6 April, Cadu (Brazil) 11 January – 11 March and Basak Senova (Turkey) 19 January – 9 February, will be residence spending time at both organisations exploring new work to create a series of new commissions and a seminar. i-DAT refer to the prominence of online social networks to create a series of creative interventions and works “S-OS: Social Operating System for Plymouth” in the galleries at Plymouth Arts Centre from the 8 February – 6 April.
http://www.plymouthac.org.uk

International Artist Fellowship: Cadu:

adelmootranto News 25/02/200814/11/2018Arts Council England, Brazil, Cadu, Research, Robotics, University

11 January, 11 March. Cadu (Carlos Eduardo Felix da Costa) has been invited to undertake a three-month residency as part of an International Fellowship supported by the Arts Council England. Cadu is an artist based in Brazil and will undertake this residency for the first time in the UK. This is an opportunity for this artist to define new ideas and processes in his work, by collaborating quite specifically with i-DAT the artist intends to work with the Robotics Research department at the University of Plymouth. This situation is a unique opportunity for the artists to explore advanced technologies and collaborate with engineers and scientist. The International Fellowships Programme enables artists from all art forms and at any stage of their career to engage with artists and arts organisations from other cultures and disciplines. Selected artists are offered fellowships primarily for practice-based research, experimentation and the development of new work in relation to the artistic ethos of international hosts and the cultural contexts of the countries in which they are based.