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Co-curated by Arts at CERN, the Inter-World-View Series 2020 presents a series of cross-disciplinary debates on universal questions - an approach both artistic and scientific, with international speakers from a wide range of disciplines. Co-organized by the China Academy of Art and the Zheijang Association for Science and Technology, the event takes place from 15-21 October in Hangzhou and Wenzhou (China).

Co-produced by Arts at CERN, Mika Rottenberg combines in Spaghetti Blockchain seemingly incompatible worlds: insights of CERN experiments, female Tuvan throat singers, and a potato farm in Main. This work is informed by Rottenberg’s interest in new materialisms, an interdisciplinary field of inquiry characterized by a turn away from the dualisms persistent in cultural theory and a reconsideration of the material relationships between human and nonhuman entities.

Collide invites entries from artists of any nationality interested in interacting with fundamental research and the extraordinary CERN community. The  programme is targeted at artists  with a distinct interest in a transdisciplinary approach, a strong  motivation for scientific thinking and advance research.

Collide no longer accepts applications. The results will be announced by the end of January 2021.