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Ars Electronica Festival – Installations
In addition to the exhibitions at the Ars Electronica Center, the O.K Center for Contemporary Art, the Lentos Museum and the Brucknerhaus, a number of other astounding installations await festival visitors at other Linz venues.
In “Sensory Circus” by Time’s Up (A), visitors can reconfigure an installation’s spatial situation through their own active physical involvement. Specially designed interfaces enable any visitor to create and manipulate the audiovisual environment, whereby the installation reacts in real time to the actions of members of the public.
Sensory Circus
September 3–7, 2004
10 AM to Midnight
Ars Electronica Quarter
(“Sensory Circus” has received support from the City of Linz, the Province of Upper Austria, BKA.Kunst, Festo, Baumann/Glas/1886 GmbH, Silverserver, Cycling 74, Viertbauer-Zauner GmbH, servus.at, and the Culture2000 program of the European Union.)
For “Push/Pull,” Edwin van der Heide (NL) and Marnix de Nijs (NL) created two round air-pillow objects that can be moved at two spatially separated locations through the interaction of visitors. But, at the same time, the objects also react to each other and repeat the movements already carried out.
Push/Pull
September 2, 2004
1:30 to 10 PM
Lentos
September 3–7, 2004
10 AM to 7 PM
Lentos
The Ravensbourne College of Design and Communication (UK) presents a new view of media. “R-MA/IDM-NME~XR+CP=e’MAZINEst” showcases experiments in interactivity and digital network projects. This exhibition was curated by Karel Dudesek and Jim Wood.
R-MA/IDM-NME~XR+CP=e’MAZINEst
Opening:
September 1, 2004
8 PM
Exhibition:
September 2–7, 2004
Noon to 6 PM
Kunstraum Goethestraße
In conjunction with the Language of Networks Conference, an exhibition at the Art & Tek Institute will provide an overview of current techniques, objectives and trends in network visualization in the arts and sciences.
Language of Networks
September 1–7, 2004
10 AM to 9 PM
Art & Tek Institute
(This event is being produced in cooperation with FAS.research, Vienna. Scientific support is being provided by the Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies, Cologne and the Johannes Kepler University, Linz. It is sponsored by the Austrian Federal Ministry of Commerce and Labor.)
On the occasion of the digital visualization of “Das Rheingold” that will be staged at the Brucknerhaus on September 26 and 28, 2004 as part of Linz’s Bruckner Festival, the Catholic Theological Private University in Linz will exhibit Johannes Deutsch’s latest computer works that treat transitions between the public and private spheres.
Johannes Deutsch
Opening:
September 2, 2004
5:30 PM
Katholisch-Theologische Privatuniversität Linz
Exhibition:
September 3–7, 2004
9 AM to 1 PM
Katholisch-Theologische Privatuniversität Linz
Extended Run:
September 8, 2004 to January 31, 2005
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