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The Prix Ars Electronica is the world’s highest endowed prize for digital arts. It’s awarded in seven categories. The CyberArts 2011 exhibition showcases prizewinning works in Hybrid Art, Interactive Art and Digital Musics & Sound Art. The opening takes place at September 1st 5:30 pm. You can join a guided tour every day at 1:30 pm.

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In search of origins, the world’s underpinnings and the meaning of it all, Theater Hausruck (AT) has configured a surrealistic landscape painting as the set of a (pseudo) scientific, (theatrical-) archeological experiment in the forests of Upper Austria’s Hausruck region. Spun off from an operatic procession of pilgrims, Neuland proceeds along a mountain ridge to a research & education camp that’s been set up around a large, mysterious object. In amise-en-scène that fluctuates between reality and fiction, pilgrims, miners, musicians, locals and international scientists make their way.

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The Ars Electronica Animation Festival screens a selection of outstanding films submitted to the Prix Ars Electronica. These 120 visual highlights have been divided into 13 lineups.

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The Electronic Theater is a fascinating presentation of all 15 prizewinning works in the 2011 Prix Ars Electronica’s Computer Animation / Film / VFX category. Among the highlights are Metachaos by Alessandro Bavari (IT) (Golden Nica), THE EXTERNAL WORLD by David O‘Reilly (IR) (Award of Distinction) and Black Rain by Semiconductor (UK).

Filming and photographing during the Electronic Theater screenings is prohibited.

The Prix Ars Electronica is the world’s highest endowed prize for digital arts. It’s awarded in seven categories. The CyberArts 2011 exhibition showcases prizewinning works in Hybrid Art, Interactive Art and Digital Musics & Sound Art. The opening takes place at September 1st 5:30 pm. You can join a guided tour every day at 1:30 pm.

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The tour is german only, sorry!

Digitale Kunst auf höchstem Niveau – die CyberArts 2011 im OK vereint auch heuer wieder die besten Einreichungen des Prix Ars Electronica.
Die gezeigten Werke gehen aus einem internationalen Wettbewerb für Computerkunst hervor und sind somit Gradmesser und Leistungsschau der digitalen Kunst weltweit. Die KunstvermittlerInnen des OK stellen Ihnen die ausgezeichneten Arbeiten und Siegerprojekte aus den Kategorien Interaktive Kunst, Hybrid Art und Digital Musics vor und ermöglichen einen Einblick in die Ausstellungsgestaltung eines Produktionshauses für zeitgenössische Kunst.

Termine

Treffpunkt: OK Offenes Kulturhaus Oberösterreich, Kassa
Kosten: EUR 10,-
mit Festivalpass: EUR 5,-

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