This project is a collaboration between the two feminist, Copenhagen-based collectives, SØNTH and Crush String collective and the Danish sound artist Cecilie Sadolin. During their Make Sound residency at IAC the artists will create a tribute to the programming language "COBOL" which was invented by Grace Hopper in the 1960s. The aim is to create alternative notations/scores based on "COBOL"'s program structure and to create an improvised concert based on these.

Teater Insite will explore how digital formats such as virtual reality and 3D sound can be used for interactive storytelling and to create immersive, site-specific, interactive and sensory encounters. During their Region Skåne residency, they will work together with Tim Bishop and visit the Multisensory Experience Lab, part of Aalborg University in Copenhagen. The aim is to share their experiences in the form of an interactive experience, followed by an open talk.

Artist, cartoonist and co-founder of Breakdown Press, Joe Kessler (London), is invited to Malmö as part of IASPIS International Programme for Visual and Media Artists. Joe Kessler is currently contributing to the development of comics with new design techniques. Inspired by risography, he colors his images in different layers with the help of a computer, and then has them offset printed with selected colors. The residency is hosted by K3, the Department of Arts, Culture and Communication. 

IAC Art Film Club is a study group for everyone interested in films made by artists. Each month we will watch one or more films that we discuss afterwards. IAC Art Film Club is hosted by Margot Edström and Hans Carlsson in collaboration with Inter Arts Center.

The Öresund Collegium for Artistic Research aims to develop collaborations with researchers, artists and their respective institutions in the Öresund region. Its point of departure resides in the fertile and versatile artistic and academic culture prevailing in the area: the three academies of the Faculty of Fine and Performing Arts, the other faculties of LU, the neighbouring universities on both sides of the Öresund, as well as a plethora of local artistic, cultural, social and ecological agents.

‘Critical Dialogs’ is a contemporary art podcast that will investigate the latent potential of the podcast format to support critical dialogue and innovative forms of art criticism. ‘Critical Dialogs’ will explore emergent approaches to and forms for art criticism that are enabled by today’s media landscape and changing public sphere. Pilot episodes will take the form of conversations among professional art critics on topical issues such as decolonizing/queering art criticism, and the ethics of critique.