Exhibitions

ART ON THE MOVE »

This year´s presentation of the Interface Cultures master and doctoral student projects focuses on aspects of mobility and performative interactions in public spaces.

curated by Christa Sommerer (AT), Laurent Mignonneau (FR), Dietmar Offenhuber (AT), Michaela Ortner (AT)

Opening
September, 4: 3:30 PM

CyberArts »

The OK Offene Kulturhaus Oberösterreich presents a selection of the best projects in the Prix Ars Electronica's Interactive Art, Hybrid Art and Digital Communities category.

Opening
September 4, 2008
6 PM

Extended Run: September 10 to 14

Featured Art Scene Exhibition »

Ecology of the Techno Mind presents a selection of works representing Featuring Art Scene form Kapelica Gallery (Ljubljana, Slovenia), artists who are deploying technology and science as a means of delving into social realty today. Among the projects’ themes are new media, biotechnology, space exploration and the use of computers in the medical field. 

Opening
September 4, 1 PM
Extended Run: September 10 to October 5

Hybrid Ego. Towards A New Horizon of Hybrid Art - The University of Tokyo »

Staged jointly with University of Tokyo, the 2008 installment of campus is meant to illustrate how the creative economy that’s so often evoked in this part of the world is already functioning quite successfully in Japan.
The University of Tokyo (UT) was founded by the Meiji government in 1877 as the first national university. campus | Tokyo exhibition and events introduce various projects mainly from its three courses—Graduate School of Interdisciplinary Information Studies (III), Graduate School of Information Science and Technology and Graduate School of Engineering. Around 25 projects from each laboratory are exhibited here, showing a diverse range of research areas united by a kind of common theme "Hybrid Ego," as a kind of altered ego by the technologies. The University of Tokyo is by no means an art college, which is why such great significance is attributed to integrating artists into the process of educating scientists and engineers in the context of expansion to interdisciplinary research programs.

Opening:
September, 4: 2:30 PM to 3:30 PM

u19 - freestyle festival »

At this year's Ars Electronica Center exhibition, the spotlight will be on u19 - freestyle computing. The inherently broad spectrum of u19 and the multifaceted entries submitted to it make it the Prix Ars Electronica’s most highly diversified category year after year. Now, for the first time, the prizewinners will be showcased exclusively throughout the entire Museum of the Future.
u19 - freestyle computing involves up-and-coming young artists taking every conceivable approach to doing creative work with the help of digital technology. Anything goes here; perennial favorites are animated films, videos, image processing, website design, robotics experiments, applications, network software and games.

Supported by Liwest Kabelmedien GmbH

Opening
September, 3: 7 PM