collections

TIME OUT .13

What motivates young media artists today? What topics are relevant to them, and what forms of expression do they choose to communicate with the public?
Connected Earth

We invite you to close your eyes and think about the Earth. What image comes to mind? Perhaps the iconic blue marble viewed from space? Or specific places that capture the stunning beauty of our planet?
I Need More Space

At the Ars Electronica Center, space becomes an art space and outer space an inexhaustible source of inspiration: under the title “I Need More Space”, the exhibition focuses on the growing importance of outer space for everyday life on Earth.
Artists, Creators, Engineers

Three terms that describe an artist’s image that is closely linked to the history of media art and has been at the center of Ars Electronica’s activities for 40 years.
Holiday Program

During the Upper Austrian school holidays, exciting hands-on workshops await you at the Ars Electronica Center. Subscribe to the Ars Electronica Center News to make sure you don’t miss the upcoming holiday program!
NEXTCOMIC Festival 2024

In cooperation with the Master School of Communication Design Linz, comics come to life again in the foyer of the Ars Electronica Center using augmented reality. In 2024, the festival will be all about spatial and sound experiences.
Kindergeburtstag

Ihr wollt an eurem Geburtstag vom Mikrokosmos bis ins Weltall reisen? Im Ars Electronica Center taucht ihr in ein Abenteuer, das euch bestimmt noch lange in Erinnerung bleibt!
For Families

For children, the whole world is a big research laboratory in which every moment can become an experiment and every path an expedition. Therefore, we offer a space for exploring and discovering our natural and artificial, digital and analog realities, especially for families.
Workshops for school classes

The workshops at the Ars Electronica Center allow pupils to gain exciting experiences outside their usual environment. From designing and programming robots to training self-driving cars, our workshops offer insights into current topics. The interactive sessions encourage playful curiosity and teach pupils how they can actively shape the world of today and tomorrow.
Guided tours for school classes

At the Ars Electronica Center, our infotrainers guide school classes through current topics and promote understanding through hands-on experiences and open discussions. Our age-appropriate programs make even complex exhibition content easy for pupils to understand and encourage active participation to deepen their knowledge.