Worlding Higher Education Differently: Co-creating a Technology-Art-Science Commons
Our tripartite ecosystem brings together transnational (local, national, international), transdisciplinary (technology, art, science), and transmedia (digital media platforms) efforts. Through this collaborative framework, we co-create activations among researchers and practitioners in higher education across Colombia, Egypt, and Canada. As visual arts and science educators, our project experiments with the intersections of art, science, and technology. We prioritize pedagogical activations locally and globally, focusing on a ‘glocal’ approach that emphasizes learning points relevant to the 21st century. These learning points—or impact literacies—equip students with essential skills, including: Transnational partnerships, collaborative teamwork, responsiveness and adaptability, and innovative thinking. By incorporating these skills into the project design, we provide students with leadership opportunities that might not have been available otherwise.
A collaborative residency focused on MAMBO’s photographic archive, culminating in a publication and public programs in May 2025.

The Editorial Residency at the MAMBO Research Center is a new initiative dedicated to publishing as a critical and creative method for exploring museum archives. Set to unfold throughout 2025, this residency focuses on the photographic archive and editorial history of the Bogotá Museum of Modern Art, examining the collaborative networks and artistic methodologies that shaped the institution during its first three decades.

Through this research, residents will engage with photographs that document exhibitions, non-objectual works, art books, and public space interventions—shedding light on how MAMBO contributed to the development of new languages in contemporary art.

The residency will culminate in the publication of a book in May 2025, offering alternative readings of the archive and creating new connections with the museum’s collections. Alongside the publication, a series of public programs will invite broader engagement with the archive.

This first edition is developed in collaboration with EdicionesRéplica, a collective specializing in Latin American photography archives and editorial-curatorial practices.

Photo by Gregorio Diaz.

Research

This programme invites emerging thinkers to engage with the Bogotá Museum of Modern Art, offering funding and support for research, dialogue, and co-creation. Learn More