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🎨 Expo & Symposium: NeuroNarratives and Art of Neuroscience at Waag Futurelab
What happens when artists and neuroscientists explore the brain together? 🧠
More expo information and symposium RSVP
🔗 waag.org/en/event/expo-neuro…
Congratulations to our 2025 AON competition winner Rustle from Penelope Bekiari!
Rustle is a live electroacoustic work that unfolds as a dialogue between the human body, its inner states, and its acoustic environment.
For more info & full artwork visit aon.nin.nl
Today is the last day to submit to the 2025 Art of Neuroscience competition!
Submit your artwork 👉🏾 aon.nin.nl
🏆1st prize: 1000€
🏅Honourable mentions (4x): 250€
We are looking for artworks related to neuroscience in the broadest sense 🧠🖼️.
📣 We have good news: we are extending our submissions deadline to the end of July!
One more month to submit your striking artwork and join the 2025 edition of the Art of Neuroscience 🧠🖼️
🏆 1st prize: 1000€
🏅Honourable mentions (4): 250€
🔗 aon.nin.nl
‼️ Only 5 more days to submit to the 2025 Art of Neuroscience competition.
🏆1st prize: 1000€
🏅Honorable Mentions: 250€ x 4
🔗 aon.nin.nl
Deadline: 1st July 2025
🎨 Art by Vaishnavi Mohite
#ArtOfNeuroscience #SciArt #AoN2025
We are seeking artworks related to the brain in the broadest sense!
🔗 aon.nin.nl/submit-project
🏆1st prize: 1000€
🏅4x honorable mentions, 250€ each
📆Deadline: 1st July 2025
🖼️ Bdl by Pamela Simard & Hunter Shaw. #AoN2020 honourable mention
#sciart #opencall #neuroart
📣Last month to submit to the 2025 Art of Neuroscience competition!
🏆Prizes: €1000 for 1st place, 4 x €250 for honourable mentions
📅 Deadline: July 1st, 2025
🔗 aon.nin.nl
Artwork: Close Encounters with Inner Aliens - Hung Lu Chan (2024 Winner)
📣 Brain-art lovers! We are seeking submissions for the 2025 Art of Neuroscience competition.
Submit artworks inspired by neuroscience in its broadest sense 👉 aon.nin.nl
Deadline: 1st July 2025
🎨 Art by Vaishnavi Mohite
#ArtOfNeuroscience #SciArt #AoN2025
📣Submissions now OPEN for the 2025 Art of Neuroscience!
🏆Prizes: €1000 for 1st place, €250 for 4 honourable mentions
📅 Deadline: July 1st, 2025
🔗 Apply & view past winners: aon.nin.nl
Featured artwork: Purkinje Mosaic – Carlos Aizenman (AON 2024)
📣 Calling all brain-art enthusiasts! The 2025 Art of Neuroscience competition opens for submissions on April 1st.
🎨 Share your most compelling neuroscience-inspired artwork! See past winners & learn more 👉 aon.nin.nl
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#opencall NeuroNarratives, an art-science residency bringing neuroscientists and artists together to create meaningful art based on science!
CALL until 15th Feb.
Sign up via neuro-narratives.com/open-ca…
#artandscience #art #science #artscienceresidency #neuroscience
📣 Exciting news, the 2025 Art of Neuroscience competition is approaching!
🗓️ Submissions open April 1st
🎨 We’re looking for compelling artworks that explore the brain in all its forms. See past winners and learn more at 👉 aon.nin.nl.
We would not be able to run the Art of Neuroscience competition without the support of our Jury members @EStamkou and @AnnaDumitriu! Check out our website for their full bios 👉🏾 aon.nin.nl
Congratulations to Luciana Haill, awarded an honourable mention in the 2024 Art of Neuroscience competition for her work: “Inside no hammer needed”, a live EEG art installation.
Check out our website aon.nin.nl for more info!
🏅Congratulations to Mar Estarellas and Antoine Bellemare awarded an honourable mention in the 2024 Art of Neuroscience competition for the artwork “Ecotones of the Mind”. Check out our website for the full video!
Congratulations to @KaiaSargent, awarded an 🏅honourable mention in the 2024 #ArtofNeuroscience compeition for her work “Vagusstoff: the heart-brain connection”
Kaia used music to “convey the harmonic relationships and inherent beauty in of human physiology”
Congratulations to @DianaZipeto, awarded an 🏅honourable mention in the #ArtofNeuroscience 2024 competition for her work “Axial T1”.
Diana is working towards “creating spaces where people can spend time with the reality of disease and the complex feelings that surround it.”
