CoMuse Fellowship Programme
The fellowship programme is one of the central components of the project “The Collaborative Museum” (CoMuse) and addresses international artists, researchers, community representatives, and cultural workers.
The programme offers grants for academic or artistic research projects that allow fellows the opportunity to critically examine the collections and their contexts of meaning through their work, to experiment with new research approaches, to develop interventions in the field of contemporary art, or to work together with curators and museums’ staff to inspire new impulses in transcultural museum work. Transparency and opening up new forms of access are key focuses of this work, as is ensuring the participation of a diversity of disciplines, individuals, cultural perspectives, and voices. The CoMuse Fellowship programme is particularly interested in supporting early-career academics and emerging artists in their professional development.
Fellowships
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- Scientific Cooperation
- Contemporary Art
- Urban Society
- Museum Cooperation
- Education & Outreach
- Culture of Remembrance
- Audiovisual Methodolgies
- Oral History
- Collection Research
- Provenance Research
- Conservation & Restauration
- Community Engagement
- Indigenous Agency
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FellowshipContemporary Art Audiovisual Methodolgies Collection Research
Baptist Coelho
Baptist Coelho is a visual artist from India who articulates unspoken stories and conjures meaning from the psychological and physical disruptions…
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FellowshipScientific Cooperation Audiovisual Methodolgies Collection Research Conservation & Restauration
Gonzalo Rodriguez
Gonzalo Rodriguez is a music archaeologist and cultural scientist from Cusco, Peru. He also researches the flute traditions of different cultures…
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FellowshipEducation & Outreach Culture of Remembrance Conservation & Restauration
Radhey Shyam Sharma
Radhey Shyam Sharma is a master craftsman based in Varanasi, the spiritual heart of India, where centuries-old traditions continue to shape the art of…
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FellowshipContemporary Art Collection Research
Mabel O. Oviahon
Mabel O. Oviahon is a historian and researcher from Benin City, Nigeria. During her CoMuse Fellowship, she focused on the ceremonial insignia of the…
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FellowshipScientific Cooperation Collection Research
Ifunanya Madufor
Ifunanya Madufor is a writer and cultural scientist whose work engages with the spiritual symbols of the Igbo people of Nigeria. Within the scope of…
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FellowshipContemporary Art Collection Research
Mio Okido
During the course of her artist residency from October to December 2023, as part of the Collaborative Museum project organised by the Museum für…