Posted by Rosie Jennings on November 25th, 2024.
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Commissioned Fee: £5,000 per selected artist (inclusive of all costs)
Deadline: Sunday 29 December 2024, 17:00 GMT
The CREA-TEC project at the University of Edinburgh invites artists to submit proposals exploring how AI technology impacts our understanding of authenticity. They’re commissioning three artworks for public exhibition in Edinburgh in August 2025, aligning with the Edinburgh Arts Festival.
About the Opportunity
CREA-TEC are looking for UK-based artists to explore authenticity through the lens of AI in cultural content, political communications, and personal experiences. Examples of questions that they’re are interested in addressing are:
- When do audiences care if content is “authentic”?
- What aspects shape perceptions of authenticity most?
- How can digital content foster trust?
Why Apply?
- Commissioned Fee: £5,000 per selected artist (inclusive of all costs).
- Collaborative: Participate in workshops and discussions with the CREA-TEC research team and Adobe’s Content Authenticity Initiative.
Eligibility
UK-based artists at all career stages, including PGR/PGT/PhD students with right to work and not enrolled in undergraduate programs.
How to Apply
Submit a portfolio and application form by Sunday 29 December 2024 at 17:00 GMT. Full details are available on the CREA-TEC project website.
For any questions, please email [email protected].
About the CREA-TEC Project
CREA-TEC (“Cultivating Responsible Engagement with AI Technology to Empower Creatives”) aims to foster responsible AI integration into creative practices, ensuring these tools empower creatives while promoting digital transparency. It is supported by the Bridging Responsible AI Divides programme with funds received from the Arts and Humanities Research Council [grant number AH/X007146/1].
