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

Media Relations: Nina Victoria Ebner
Tel. +43.699.1778.1593
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Media Cooperations: Marlene Grinner
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Blog, Social Media: Katia Kreuzhuber
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Head of Communications: Christopher Sonnleitner
Tel. +43.664.8126.156
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Press releases

  • Submit from today: Media Literacy Award 2025 for creative teaching projects

    Submit from today: Media Literacy Award 2025 for creative teaching projects

    (Linz, November 7, 2024) The Austrian Federal Ministry of Education, Science and Research (BMBWF), Ars Electronica and the OeAD are jointly presenting the Media Literacy Award 2025. The award recognizes innovative teaching projects in Austria in the field of media education and digital learning.

  • CultTech x Ars Electronica Award 2024 for “Escape Fake”

    CultTech x Ars Electronica Award 2024 for “Escape Fake”

    (Linz/Vienna, November 6, 2024) The winners of the CultTech x Ars Electronica Award 2024 have been announced: The collective Polycular (AT) receives 10,000 euros in prize money and long-term mentoring for the further development of its innovative AR game Escape Fake. One honorary mention was also awarded.

  • SHARESPACE Open Call: Hybrid Spaces for Humans and Avatars

    SHARESPACE Open Call: Hybrid Spaces for Humans and Avatars

    (Linz, October 22, 2024) The EU research project SHARESPACE has launched a new open call for media artists with an XR focus. The project is looking for creatives to explore the potential of hybrid spaces and XR technologies in the Deep Space 8K in Linz. The Ars Electronica Futurelab will support the process.

  • School Holiday Program at the Ars Electronica Center: Into the Universe and the Microcosm

    School Holiday Program at the Ars Electronica Center: Into the Universe and the Microcosm

    (Linz, October 16, 2024) The Ars Electronica Center is turning the autumn holidays into a journey of discovery: from October 29 to 31, three workshops for children between the ages of six and 14 are on the agenda. The colorful program encourages observation, research and experimentation.

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