Marco Castro Cosio Media Art and Technology Fellowship 2027
Brown Institute for Media Innovation, Columbia Journalism School, Remote; optional space at Columbia University, New York City
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About this call
The Brown Institute for Media Innovation at Columbia Journalism School runs the third annual Marco Castro Cosio Media Art and Technology Fellowship, named in honor of the late Marco Castro Cosio. It is designed for emerging creators and researchers dedicated to impactful, interdisciplinary work, and encourages applications that use technology, media and the arts to address pressing societal challenges, foster collaboration across disciplines, and create meaningful connections between communities and ideas. The fellow receives a one-time $10,000 disbursement in general support and a residency of up to one year. The residency is remote, with optional access to the Brown Institute space in Pulitzer Hall on Columbia University's campus in New York City, United States.
Who can apply
- Open to applicants of any nationality
- Medium: New Media
- Entry fee: See official site
- For emerging creators and researchers dedicated to impactful, interdisciplinary work; applications that use technology, media and the arts to address pressing societal challenges, foster collaboration across disciplines, and create meaningful connections between communities and ideas are encouraged. The call's text names no nationality or residence requirement, so U.S. citizenship or residence is not required in its wording, but applicants must be eligible to receive funding from a U.S.-based institution, and the Brown Institute cannot offer visa support or sponsorship. Required materials: a one-page résumé or CV detailing relevant experience, a brief one-page proposal outlining a project idea for the residency, names and contact information for two professional references, and examples of recent, relevant work (up to 3 projects). Applications are submitted through Submittable. The residency is remote; fellows based in New York City, or who want to do part of their work there, get access to the Brown Institute space in Pulitzer Hall. The $10,000 may cover any expenses associated with the project, including travel, living expenses, equipment costs and other project fees. The winner is announced on January 22, 2027.