Bruckner’s 200th birthday in 2024 offers a welcome opportunity to engage with this exceptional composer in numerous concerts, exhibitions and participatory projects throughout Upper Austria.
Labo Traces developed from a search for here and now, a search that cannot do without new places and other art forms. This is why WHAT IS REMAINING is a unique cooperation between TANZ LINZ and the Department of Time-based and Interactive Media Art at the University of Art and Design Linz.
Connected – How the World is more than the Sum of its Parts reveals the diverse nature of Earth’s systems and unravels the underlying structural principles of the system, from natural phenomena to human creations.
Together with his Australian colleague Eric Benson, Dr. Dietmar Hager from Upper Austria runs a special observatory for astrophotography in the middle of the Australian desert. On this evening, he will be showing a selection of the star photos he has taken over the years, many of which have also been published by NASA as…
Nexus (lat. for context, concatenation, connection) explores the subtle and often overlooked connections between the opposites that shape our world. The combination of music and visual art creates an immersive experience that invites viewers to move in the spaces between digital and analog, dialog and discourse, sound and silence, and light and shadow.
Lernen Sie in diesem einzigartigen virtuellen Anatomiesaal der Zukunft Schicht für Schicht den menschlichen Körper kennen – von der Hautoberfläche bis ins tiefste Innere zu den Blutgefäßen, den Knochen und Organen erfahren Sie von Univ.-Prof. Dr. Franz Fellner Wissenswertes über die menschliche Anatomie.
The charity concert by Maki Namekawa and Dennis Russell Davies, which was primarily held to celebrate a milestone birthday, is dedicated to the “Hodgkin Long Term Survivorship” project. This lymph gland cancer has an extremely high cure rate, and studies in recent decades have therefore been able to focus significantly on reducing treatment-related side effects…
Once again, we are opening the doors to the virtual anatomy room of the future! Discover the human body layer by layer and learn interesting facts from Prof. Franz Fellner about a new, detailed representation of small structures.
Since its launch around two years ago, the ultra-modern James Webb Space Telescope has been providing new insights into the previously unknown infrared universe. On this evening, astrophotographer Dietmar Hager will present a selection of findings that have been derived from this.
With Last Supper Interactive by Italian media artist Franz Fischnaller, you can immerse yourself virtually in Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece “The Last Supper”. Explore the painting in 360 degrees from different angles and perspectives.