Ariane Koek is a British independent producer, curator and writer recognised internationally for her transdisciplinary work in arts, science, technology and in the creation of new residency programmes. Often cited as a world leader in the field of arts and science, Ariane Koek is best known for initiating and being the founder of Arts at CERN (2009 - 2015) – the first officially organised international arts programme by CERN – the world's leading particle physics laboratory, Geneva, Switzerland. She initiated the programme at CERN as part of her Clore Fellowship in 2009 and The Art Newspaper published the manifesto for the Arts at CERN. She designed and directed the programme which includes the Collide artists residency programmes, Accelerate and Visiting Artists (now known as Guest Artists) for five years and designed CERN's first cultural policy in 2011. During her time at CERN she worked with over 78 artists, including the fashion designer Iris van Herpen who created her Spring/Summer Collection Magnetic Motion based on her CERN visit, Anselm Kiefer, the digital artist and musician Ryoji Ikeda who created two pieces inspired by his Collide residency - Supersymmetry and Micro - Macro, and Julius von Bismarck who was the first Collide artist in residence. More information...
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