Visit Deep Space 8K at the Ars Electronica Center with your family – it’s not just for entertainment, it’s also a place for you and your children to perform!
New perspectives at fair prices: As a member of the Upper Austrian Chamber of Labour (AKOÖ), you can visit the Ars Electronica Center as often as you like in the cultural month of February with your AKOÖ service card for just one euro! Your children come along for free. Experience exciting exhibitions that bring you…
is more than ‘just’ a concert. It is an innovative format that combines the possibilities of unique locations and musicians with fashion and film and takes Linz to a new level. The main aim of the concept is to offer as many different musicians as possible a special stage.
A tardigrade doesn’t need a spacesuit to survive in space! We borrow his superpowers and travel virtually through space. We visit the International Space Station ISS, a Mars rover on Mars and fly to distant solar systems.
Immerse yourself musically and visually in the world of Anton Bruckner in Deep Space 8K and explore his unique soundscapes interactively. With Playing Anton, you are not just a listener, but become part of the virtual orchestra.
To mark the reopening of Notre-Dame de Paris after the devastating fire in 2019, the world-famous cathedral is also making its way to the Ars Electronica Center in Linz. In collaboration with French start-ups Iconem and Histovery, the Ars Electronica Futurelab is bringing Notre-Dame into Deep Space 8K as an immersive experience.
A passion for music and the aim of promoting young, local, national and international singers, songwriters and bands, including unknown ones, characterise the Sofar Sounds music format established in Linz. Sofar Sounds organises concerts in Linz and all over the world. Locations and bands are usually kept secret and guests can look forward to a…
The Sound I’d Like to Wear is an interdisciplinary project of the Anton Bruckner Private University and the University of Art and Design Linz. Students from various degree programmes (Fashion & Technology, Postdigital Lutherie, Interface Cultures, Institute of Dance Arts) are exploring costume development, sensor technology, music and dance.
With the motto ‘Science meets myth’, Dr Dietmar Hager invites you on a cultural and historical journey of discovery through the signs of the zodiac. The first evening in January is dedicated to the signs of the zodiac in winter.
What drives young media artists today? Which topics are relevant to them and which forms of expression do they choose to communicate with their audience? For the 13th time, current works by students from the Time-Based and Interactive Media Arts department at the University of Arts Linz are being shown at the Ars Electronica Center.