ARS ELECTRONICA EXPORT
LIMINAL / Louis-Philippe Rondeau (CA), Photo taken at EPO Munich, Catalyst Lab, Photo: Wolfgang Stahl
With Export, Ars Electronica’s expertise and knowledge is traveling the world in the form of exhibitions and events, mentoring and residencies, lectures and workshops.
40+ years working at the intersection of art and science allowed us to build a wide network of brilliant minds in the field of art, technology, and society. This network supports us today in critically reflecting on current challenges and contextualizing upcoming tendencies. Cultural practitioners as well as businesses and universities are amongst our Export partners. Together we implement a wide range of interventions all around the world.
Through Ars Electronica Export we are excited to share our experiences with you and access our networks’ expertise for responding to your questions and ideas — whether it is through consulting, conception or production for exhibitions, screenings or performances, for new forms of residencies, or for general developments of new formats.
Highlights
Catalyst Lab
Photo: Wolfgang Stahl
TAICCA x Ars Electronica Art Thinking Program
Workshop at TAICCA in Taipei, Taiwan © Tshiotio Studio_Chiou Chuei Jen
RE COGNITION: WHAT IS REAL?
Çubuklu Silolar Culture Center, Photo: Göktug Güntav / Piksel. Creative Solution
Ars Electronica Animation Festival 2024 on Tour
I’m Feeling Lucky / Timothy Thomasson (CA), photo: Timothy Thomasson
All Projects and Activities
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Berlin, Germany
What Machines Dream Of – Ars Electronica at VW Berlin
Following last year’s successful “Poetry of Motion” show, Ars Electronica has been invited back for another guest appearance at Automobil Forum Unter den Linden in Berlin. The exhibition being produced in cooperation with Volkswagen AG is entitled “What Machines Dream Of.” It will feature 14 works by 11 internationally renowned artists and Ars Electronica Futurelab…
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Vienna, Austria
Ars Electronica passengerARTspace
Media art at Vienna Airport—hidden art installations surprise passengers on their way to their departure gate or while they’re waiting in lounge areas or security zones.
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Venezia, Italy
Create your World – Kids’ Carnival of la Biennale di Venezia
The programmatic title of this exhibit curated by Ars Electronica is “Create Your World.” It brings together some of these up-and-coming designers’ extraordinary visions and ideas to showcase them at 2. Kids’ Carnival of la Biennale di Venezia.
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Mumbai, India
Ars Electronica at Techfest 2011
Ars Electronica is appearing in Mumbai, India January 7-9, 2011 as a featured guest at Techfest, a festival for R&D and technology being held for the 14th time this year. At the invitation of the prestigious Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, Ars Electronica will present two works by Christa Sommerer and Laurent Mignonneau, SimLinz, an…
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Berlin, Germany
Poerty of Motion – ARS ELECTRONICA featured at VW’s Automobil Forum Unter den Linden
ARS ELECTRONICA is making its first appearance at VW’s showcase venue in Berlin, Automobil Forum Unter den Linden. “Poetry in Motion,” an exhibition created especially for the German capital, will run June 25-September 5, 2010.
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Mexico City, Mexico
(in)posición dinámica / dynamic (in)position at “Festival de México 2010”
Ars Electronica was represented at two of Festival de Mexico’s prime venues: the Laboratorio Arte Alameda, a former church that now provides an extraordinary setting for digital art, and the recently renovated Centro Cultural de España.
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Tokyo, Japan
Cyber Arts Japan – Ars Electronica 30 Years for Art and Media Technology
Tokyo, Japan Through many art works and events, the exhibition will explore new possibilities of expression in current Japanese Art scene.
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Linz, Austria
80+1 – A Journey Around the World
Inspired by Jules Verne’s world-famous classic, Ars Electronica, voestalpine and Linz09 are sending Europe’s 2009 Capital of Culture on a ‘round-the-world journey. “80+1 – A Trip Around the World” is the title of this globe-spanning expedition into the future.
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Brussels, Belgium
“30 Years of Ars Electronica Festival” in the Berlaymont Building, Brussels
The “30 Years of Ars Electronica Festival” exhibition ran in Brussels’ Berlaymont Building, the headquarters of the European Commission. 32 display panels were sequentially arrayed into a timeline documenting the Ars success story—from the first small-scale festival in 1979 to a network of artists, scientists and technicians that spans the world.
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Kiew, Ukraine
Ars Electronica’s “Digital Senses – When digital data turns into art” exhibition
Works by Christa Sommerer & Laurent Mignonneau, The Sancho Plan, Natăsa Teofilović, Takahiro Matsuo, Catherine Nyeki, Casey Reas, Aaron Koblin and Tmema offered different ways to experience digital code.
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Shanghai, China
Ars Electronica’s “DIGITAL ART & MAGIC MOMENTS” exhibition and orchestration of the opening event at the eArt Festival in Shanghai
Digital artists are creators as well as engineers of experiences; by employing the new means of digital technologies, they give us a look behind the backdrop of our modern information society, they provide new and alternative ideas that are not only based on the rational and economical approach of technology but on the demands and…
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Singapore
Ars Electronica’s “DAT – Digital Art and Technology” exhibition
The projects of this Ars Electronica Exhibition are eye- and mind opening prototypes; they show us surprising ways how we can use all senses of our bodies to interface with the virtual and digital world. They teach us that we shouldn’t be comfortable being just a good user or customer of new technologies but that…
Aarhus, Alpbach, Athens, Bangkok, Beijing, Berlin, Bilbao, Bonn, Brussels, Cologne, Doha, Dresden, Dubai, Erlangen, Esch-sur-Alzette, Florence, Frankfurt, Gijon, Gwangyang, Heilbronn, Istanbul, Katowice, Kiev, Kosice, Kremsmünster, Linz, London, Madrid, Matsudo, Mexico City, Moscow, Mumbai, Munich, New York City, Osaka, Posznan, Prishtina, Regensburg, Salamanca, Santiago de Chile, Sao Paulo, Seoul, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Singapore, Taichung, Taipei, Takamatsu, Taoyuan City, Tokyo, Trebon, Venezia, Vienna, Walldorf, Zaragoza