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CERN has unveiled the Grand Prix Resonance, an enhanced version of their annual Resonance residency programme. This special edition marks two significant milestones: the 15th anniversary of the Higgs boson discovery and the launch of the Arts at CERN programme with its inaugural artist in residence. The Grand Prix Resonance, set to commence in October 2026, expands the Resonance residency by inviting two Geneva-based artists or an artist collective to apply for a joint artistic residency.

Unlike previous years, this year's program offers a larger grant and a tailored curriculum curated by Arts at CERN. Participants will collaborate with scientists, engineers, and other CERN members, diving into digital, multimedia, and transmedia practices, including sound-based and immersive approaches. A panel of experts will evaluate the proposals, selecting one project that effectively blends research with artwork creation.

Applications will be accepted via the Arts at CERN website until November 23, 2026. This pioneering edition of Resonance highlights the intersection of art, science, and technology, fostering collaborations between artists, CERN professionals, and the broader community.