As AI and algorithmic systems increasingly mediate human decision-making, and as ecological crises demand new models of consensus formation and collaboration, communities need accessible frameworks for examining technological systems. The Counterstructural Commons Residency, held in partnership with Mozilla Foundation, provides technology-focused artists with resources for prototyping and developing a project over the course of 10 weeks. Projects could take many forms, including but not limited to an educational tool, cooperative game format, or a workshop syllabus.
If you are a creative technologist or multidisciplinary artist who uses technology as a medium for cultural inquiry, consider applying by January 28th!