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Open call
Artist Open Call -- Algorithmic Monocultures
Open call opportunity. Deadline: 2026-09-15
- Type
- Open call
- Organizer
- Art Jobs
- Deadline
- 15 September 2026
- Where
- Vancouver, Canada
- Compensation
- Compensation will be set and agreed between the applicant and production team, based on applicants' years of experience, and the number of hours the applicant estimates will be needed to complete the project. Pay rates will be benchmarked to CARFAC unionised artist pay rates.
- Disciplines
- Crafts, Exhibitions, Fine Arts, Gallery, Visual Arts, Multidisciplinary Art
About this opportunity
This open call invites early to mid-career artists to create new work for a multimedia exhibition and public program in Vancouver, Canada, in early autumn 2027. The project explores the cognitive, socio-political, and colonial shifts driven by AI and algorithmic dependence, encouraging artists to question the implications of accelerating digital futures. Compensation will be benchmarked to CARFAC unionized artist pay rates.