Program

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!

Update: Design by Decay, Decay by Design

Design by Decay, Decay by Design is a series of artifacts that exhibit designed decay.

Deep Space LIVE: Brain for advanced learners

Dr. Macedonia will be describing the methods neuroscience uses to "look inside" the living brain and observe processes in which brain cells perform cognitive tasks.