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Concert: Storms of Life
Sunday evening, the Ars Electronica Center's Piano Room will become a stage when Dennis Russell Davies and Maki Namekawa once again present the very best in piano music.
CANCELED Deep Space LIVE: Tracing the Romans with high tech
With the latest technology, almost anything is almost possible. Especially when it means replacing analog with digital. Discover with us the traces of the Romans in Upper Austria using 3D laser scans!
Deep Space LIVE: Hannes Leopoldseder – a life for Ars Electronica
A look back at the more than 40 years of his life that Hannes Leopoldseder dedicated to Ars Electronica.
Tour: PLANet B
In the virtual themed tour, we talk about the Anthropocene, the age when humans have the greatest impact on the ecosystem.
Update: AI x Emotions – can AI read us like an open book?
Could AI systems be taught to recognize human emotions with complete accuracy?
Deep Space LIVE: From Corona via Auschwitz to Mauthausen and back
Gudrun Blohberger and Christian Angerer from Mauthausen Concentration Camp Memorial argue for telling complete stories and share the stories of Anne Frank, her diary and the Frank and van Pels families in the Holocaust.
Concert: Beethoven
Dennis Russell Davies and Maki Namekawa bring masterpieces for four hands by Beethoven to the Piano Room.
Concert: Dance–New York
Sunday evening, the Ars Electronica Center's Piano Room will become a stage when Dennis Russell Davies and Maki Namekawa once again present the very best in piano music.
Inside Futurelab: Meta Sketching – guest presentation by Mike Jelinek
With his guest presentation artist and designer Mike Jelinek explores all the sketching and design process' meta-aspects.
Experimental: Exhibition Landscapes
With a new experiment through the exhibitions of the Ars Electronica Center: Not 60bpm but 60spm.
Deep Space LIVE: BRÜCKENbauen
In Deep Space Erhard Kargel speaks about his bridge architecture.
Concert: The Rite of Spring
Maki Namekawa and Dennis Russell Davies bring Stravinsky's masterpiece of classical modernism to the Ars Electronica piano room, accompanied by real-time visualizations.
At home with… Simone Barlian
Artist Simone Barlian speaks with Manuela Naveau about her site-specific artistic work and the appropriation of public spaces.
Experimental: Analog Synthesizer
We illuminate the analog beginnings of electronic sound production: basic synthesizer modules are used to show how the analog current signals are turned into tones using patch cables.
Inside Futurelab: Art Thinking Tour at Ars Electronica Center
Art Thinking is the process of applying artistic ways of thinking and an artistic point of view to a wide range of challenges. How can we utilize the power of the art to shape society?
Cooperative Aesthetics: RGB-Spaceflight
In an immersive planetary atmosphere, small shapes covering most of the surface can be swapped and observed to become a colourful spectacle.
Update: the BioLab in the Ars Electronica Center
Infotrainer Elisabeth shows you what this equipment is all about in the BioLab of the Ars Electronica Center in Linz and how it can also be used in a museum for projects with stem cells, algae and tardigrades.
Cooperative Aesthetics: Divided
Would you rather connect lines, or divide them? "Divided" adds a bit of color to the game and allows you to see if you're more of a teammate or a competitor.
Remote Coffee with Dalibor Truhlar
With the help of a robot, Dalibor Truhlar visits the Ars Electronica Center and talks about his journey from studying philosophy to becoming the most successful YouTuber for funny commercials.
At the Center with... Christoph Kremer: Babylon
Bruegel's paintings are teeming with hidden gems – in Deep Space, Christoph Kremer shows you a particularly unusual detail!
