Program

Presse conference: There Is No Planet B – a new exhibition at the Ars Electronica Center

The new exhibition “There Is No Planet B” will be presented by Veronika Krenn and Gerfried Stocker.

Press conference: Ars Electronica Gardens around the world

The highlights of this online festival at the interface of art, technology and society will be presented by Christl Baur and Gerfried Stocker.

Inside Festival 13: 5 Days, 138 Hours, 8.280 Minutes

The thirteenth and final edition of "Inside Festival" allows you a sneak peek behind-the-scenes of the festival preparations and guidea you through the city of Linz.

User Manual for Digital Humanists: Chapter 5 – Festival Edition

This special edition of the User Manual for Digital Humanists will present highlight programmes of this year's Ars Electronica Festival happening in the framework of the European Platform for Digital Humanism.

Inside Futurelab: Directors Talk – 25 years Ars Electronica Futurelab and beyond

How can developers, technology companies and artists, but also society as a whole, contribute to a positive future? These questions and more are explored in the new "Inside Futurelab" video with the Futurelab Directors!

Presse conference: The highlights of the Ars Electronica Festival 2021 (EN)

Live from Deep Space 8K we present the highlights of this year's Ars Electronica Festival.

Presse conference: The highlights of the Ars Electronica Festival 2021 (DE)

Live from Deep Space 8K we present the highlights of this year's Ars Electronica Festival.

Highlight: AI Oracle

AI Oracle by Collective no:topia is an interactive art installation in which visitors are immersed into a futuristic cubic structure.

Inside Festival 12: 8 Days, 192 Hours, 11.520 Minutes

In the twelfth edition of "Inside Festival", Christl Baur and Manuela Hillmann will introduce five festival projects that are dedicated to a call for action.

Inside Festival 11: 11 Days, 264 Hours, 15.840 Minutes

Christl Baur and Hortense Boulais-Ifrène dedicate the eleventh edition of Inside Festival to the topic of “Community” and present projects that address the topic from different perspectives.

Inside Festival 10: 15 Days, 360 Hours, 21.600 Minutes

Veronika Liebl and Andrew Newman dedicate the tenth edition of Inside Festival to the topic of “Data/ Storage of our data” and present five projects that address the topic from different perspectives.

Inside Festival 09: 20 Days, 480 Hours, 28.800 Minutes

Christl Baur and Laura Welzenbach dedicate the ninth episode of "Inside Festival" to the topic of "Sustainability and Ecology".

Inside Festival 08: 21 Days, 504 Hours, 30.240 Minutes

Veronika Liebl and Kristina Maurer dedicate the eighth episode of "Inside Festival" to the topic of "New Realities".

Inside Futurelab: 25th Anniversary Series – Episode Six – The Art Of Swarms

Key Researcher and Artist Peter Holzkorn sets out on the trail of the hidden structure behind this network of systems and reveals a wide range of possibilities for using them in the future for innovations at the boundary between art and technology.

Inside Festival 07: 27 Days, 648 Hours, 38.880 Minutes

Christl Baur, Head of Ars Electronica Festival and Maaya Makino, Garden Manager, Ars Electronica dedicate the seventh edition of “Inside Festival” to the topic of “Robotinity”.

St. Stephen's Cathedral, History & Stories: Episode 6 – Toothache and Wine Mortar

In dieser Serie präsentieren wir Ihnen den Wiener Stephansdom auf eine noch nie gesehene Art und Weise.

Inspirations in Prix: What were trends in 2021?

Emiko Ogawa, Head of Prix Ars Electronica, invites jury members from three categories to share their insights.

Inside Futurelab: 25th Anniversary Series – Episode Five – Computation & Beyond

How can we inspire people to actively and collectively design our future? Find out in this episode!

St. Stephen's Cathedral, History & Stories: Episode 4 - An Emperor Can't Go to His Grave

In this series, we present Vienna's St. Stephen's Cathedral in a way never seen before.

Der Stephansdom, Geschichte & Geschichten: Episode 2 – Ein Herzog will mehr