Program
Family Tour VII
Our Infotrainers will take you and your family on a journey through the museum - and you don't even have to be there to see it. You can take part in this tour from the comfort of your own home, but you can contact our Infotrainers in the usual Ars Electronica manner and ask your personal questions.
Family Tour VI
Let yourself and your family navigate through the Museum of the Future and through the current themes of our time.
Highlight Tour VII
In a live guided tour through our current exhibitions, our infotrainers will tell you more about the current topics we deal with.
Highlight Tour VI
Join us on a live tour of the new exhibitions! Our infotrainers will show you the highlights from the Museum of the Future.
Highlight Tour V
We take you on a virtual tour of the museum. Since the tour is live, you can ask questions and enter into discourse with our infotrainers who will guide you through the exhibition.
Deep Space Highlights
Even if you can't visit us at Ars Electronica right now, we don't want to deprive you of the experience of a Deep Space presentation! In this live presentation, you can experience the highlights of Deep Space from the comfort of your own home!
Deep Space LIVE: Uniview with Dietmar Hager
Without the risk of a manned space flight, you'll take off with astrophotographer Dietmar Hager live from home in the Ars Electronica spaceship on a "grand tour" through the entire universe explored to date.
Deep Space Family
A special program for the whole family awaits you! Because of the many possibilities in Deep Space 8K we can deliver exciting information paired with fascinating pictures directly to your home - simply explained and prepared for children.
Deep Space Highlights: Inside Bruegel II
We'll take you into Deep Space 8K and show you some of his most famous works, such as The Tower of Babel or The Children's Games as impressive gigapixel images that you can enjoy from home.
Deep Space Highlights: Inside Bruegel I
We'll take you into Deep Space 8K and show you some of his most famous works, such as The Tower of Babel or The Children's Games as impressive gigapixel images that you can enjoy from home.
Ars Electronica Mix: Museum of the Future - School of the Future
Our team is constantly developing new formats and offers for extracurricular learning. Here we give you an insight into the educational part of our museum.
Deep Space Higlights LIVE english
Ars Electronica Mix: Prix Winners - Category u19
The Prix Ars Electronica Jury Weekend has just taken place - we're talking about first impressions from the "u19 - create your world" category.
Deep Space Family
A special program for the whole family awaits you! Because of the many possibilities in Deep Space 8K we can deliver exciting information paired with fascinating pictures directly to your home - simply explained and prepared for children.
Deep Space Higlights: The journey through the universe II
Now you can take a virtual flight through space live from your home! Infotrainers will accompany you and provide you with interesting information.
Family Highlights LIVE: Mirages & miracles
We take you and your whole family on a journey through this fascinating exhibition - and you can make yourself comfortable at home.
Ars Electronica Mix: Mission Statement of Ars Electronica
Formulated in 1979 for the first Ars Electronica Festival, the "Art, Technology and Society" approach has lost nothing of its programmatic focus. Within four decades, Ars Electronica has created an ecosystem for innovation that encompasses a wide variety of activities.
Ars Electronica Mix: Inside Futurelab
At "Ars Electronica Mix LIVE: Inside Futurelab" you can take a live look behind the scenes at the Ars Electronica Futurelab.
Ars Electronica Mix: Home Delivery Start
Get everything about the new Ars Electronica format "Home Delivery" live.
Concert LIVE: Maurice Ravel: “Ma Mère l’Oye” by Maki Namekawa and Dennis Russell Davies
The "Ars Electronica Home Delivery" program will kick off with a live concert by Maki Namekawa and Dennis Russell Davies on May 1. They will play "Ma Mere L'Oye" for piano four hands by Maurice Ravel, with Cori O'Lan contributing the real-time visualizations.
