FIC Researchers are expected to connect with Tisch students and faculty within their home departments, and to take part in a handful of Tisch-facilitated public events during the year.
#Research practice collaboratory full
Researchers are expected to spend a minimum of 1 full day on-site per week.Ĭommunity Engagement. As part of the proposal process, they will also develop ways to connect more locally with the students and faculty of their home departments. FIC Researchers meet on a regular basis to share ideas and works in progress, and to explore collaborations with members of the Tisch community.
Additionally, they will have access to general NYU and Tisch resources including research libraries and technical support. FIC Researchers have dedicated space in their “home” departments as well as at the Downtown Brooklyn campus of Tisch School of the Arts (370 Jay Street). (Researchers are not hired as full-time or adjunct faculty.) Each Collaboratory Researcher receives a stipend over the year to support their creative practice. Each Researcher accepted into the program takes part in the following benefits and responsibilities:įinancial Support. The 2023-2024 FIC Collaboratory will take place from November 2023 through October 2024. Please Note: the Collaboratory does not provide housing or housing subsidy although Researchers are required to spend significant time on campus Who are open to regular and direct participation with the Tisch community and, Whose body of work explores the importance of building, nurturing and engaging community Who represent leadership in their respective fields and communities With a creative practice that crosses and blurs boundaries of existing disciplines We are particularly looking for applicants: We are looking for artists and researchers with an established creative practice who would benefit from the support of the program. Researchers will be nominated by Tisch academic departments and programs. The Future Imagination Collaboratory (FIC) 2023-2024 will provide funding for artists, theorists, designers, technologists and others (now called “Researchers”) to be in residence in academic departments at Tisch for a one-year period. The Future Imagination Collaboratory is a program of the Future Imagination Fund, and is administered by the Tisch Initiative for Creative Research (TCR). The inaugural cohort of FIC Fellows were welcomed to Tisch in January 2020 for a one-year experiment that overlapped with the Covid19 global pandemic.
By inviting the Fellows to bring their creative, collaborative, inter-disciplinary networks into their projects, the FIC foregrounds the intrinsic value of all represented fields of knowledge, creating shared language and practices, cultivating hybrid talent, and strategically embedding artists, technologists, designers, scientists and experts in each other’s processes. By offering time, space and resources to a small and highly-curated number of Fellows, FIC emphasizes quality of experience over quantity. The FIC provides an opportunity for thinkers/makers/doers to cross paths with one another and to pursue the resulting and emergent strategies for discovery and invention. Drawing inspiration from the earliest collaboratories in computer science and engineering - the first research "centers without walls" - this new research environment, launched in January 2020, enables and facilitates new collaborations across and within NYU as well as with artists, theorists, designers, technologists, community organizations and others. The Future Imagination Collaboratory (FIC) is an artist-led, creative research center supporting interdisciplinary, and inter-sectional research and collaborations that identify and solve problems, communicate their solutions, and create a more equitable and more beautiful future for individuals and communities.
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