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Main prize for "Faust goes AI": The Media Literacy Award (MLA) 2025, presented by the Federal Ministry of Education (BMB), the OeAD, and Ars Electronica, has been decided: Out of more than 130 submissions from teachers across Austria, the project Faust goes AI from BG Bludenz came out on top. The 7th-grade students impressed the jury with their critically reflective use of AI tools and developed an engaging graphic novel based on Goethe’s literary classic.
Chilean media art in Linz: With works by Kika Echeverría and Paula OS, Chile will once again be part of the Ars Electronica Festival in 2025 - represented in the Theme Exhibition and the Nightline program.
HEROINES receives Citizen Science Prize 2025: The European Union Prize for Citizen Science – Grand Prize, along with €60,000 in prize money, is awarded to the initiative HEROINES: Heritage of Emancipation—Empowering Roma Women through Building Networks of Solidarity. This participatory research project centres on the voices of Roma women in Serbia and involves them in all phases of the project, documenting their heritage.
Ars Electronica Festival: From September 3 to 7, Linz will once again be a hotspot for the international media art scene. Exhibitions, performances, concerts and conferences will be held at festival locations throughout the city, most of them at POSTCITY, the festival's central venue.
The Wild Future Lab wins S+T+ARTS Prize Africa: The European Union's S+T+ARTS Prize Africa, endowed with 15,000 euros and organized and implemented by Ars Electronica, goes to the Kairos Futura (KE) collective and The Wild Future Lab. The project creates an alternative vision of the future for Nairobi in 2045 - a time in which nature will have reclaimed large parts of the urban infrastructure.