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Ars Electronica Media Service

Photo: Press conference in Deep Space 8K, Credit: Ars Electronica / Robert Bauernhansl

Media Relations: Nina Victoria Ebner
Tel. +43.699.1778.1593
nina.ebner@ars.electronica.art

Media Cooperations: Marlene Grinner
Tel. +43.699.1778.1561
marlene.grinner@ars.electronica.art

Blog, Social Media: Katia Kreuzhuber
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Head of Communications: Christopher Sonnleitner
Tel. +43.664.8126.156
christopher.sonnleitner@ars.electronica.art

Press releases

  • Neurotechnology: Topic Weekend at the Ars Electronica Center

    Neurotechnology: Topic Weekend at the Ars Electronica Center

    (Linz, April 23, 2025) How can brain activity be measured, visualized, and analyzed? On the upcoming weekend, April 26–27, the Ars Electronica Center will focus on neurotechnologies and their role in medicine, art, and leisure. Visitors can look forward to workshops, presentations, live demonstrations, and a diverse discussion format.

  • State of the ART(ist): Submissions now open

    State of the ART(ist): Submissions now open

    With State of the ART(ist), Ars Electronica and the Austrian Federal Ministry for European and International Affairs continue a joint initiative which aims to support artists who are exposed to war, political persecution, environmental disasters, social inequality or restricted freedom of expression. Individuals and collectives worldwide are invited to submit their work from today until May 31.

  • Students from BG/BRG Wels win ESA competition

    Students from BG/BRG Wels win ESA competition

    (Linz, April 8, 2025) The winners of the European Space Agency’s (ESA) “Climate Detectives” competition were honored yesterday, April 7, at the Ars Electronica Center. Students in Austria were invited to identify a local environmental or climate problem, collect data and develop practical solutions over the course of a school year. The team Planet Protectors from the BG/BRG Wels won the first prize.

  • Easter at the Museum of the Future: Holiday Program 2025

    Easter at the Museum of the Future: Holiday Program 2025

    (Linz, April 7, 2025) Over the Easter break, children between the ages of 8 and 14 can embark on a voyage of discovery at the Ars Electronica Center. From April 15 to 17, four different workshops invite kids to immerse themselves in the fascinating world of space technology, explore climate-neutral forms of energy and question the balance of our planet.

2025 Ars Electronica Festival

From September 3 to 7, Linz will again become the hotspot of the international media art scene. Spread across festival locations throughout the entire city, exhibitions, performances, concerts, and conferences will be offered and mostly take place in the POSTCITY, the main location of the festival. The title is “PANIC – yes/no.”

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