Program

11 AM
Werner Jauk (AT) et al.
Keynote / FlashTalks
Akademisches Gymnasium, Gala Room

1 PM
Werner Jauk (AT)
going pop
Akademisches Gymnasium

1:30 PM
Afroditi Psarra (GR)
handcrafted futures
Akademisches Gymnasium, New Building

Fermin Serrano Sanz (ES)
Collective Music Experiment
Akademisches Gymnasium, New Building

Ei Wada (JP)
Braun Tube Jazz Band
Akademisches Gymnasium, New Building

2:15 PM
Young Sun Kim (KR)
planted
Akademisches Gymnasium, Music Room (room 113)

2:30 PM
katrinem (DE/AT)
SchuhzuGehör_path of awareness linz 2014 
Akademisches Gymnasium, room 115

3 PM
Rutger Zuydervelt (NL)
Machinefabriek
Mariendom

Tomáš Dvorák (CZ), Dan Gregor (CZ)
Netykavka / Archifon III
Mariendom

Ei Wada (JP)
Flying Records
Mariendom

4 PM
Maki Namekawa (JP), Chiaki Ishikawa (JP), Emiko Ogawa (JP/AT), Naohiro Hayaishi (JP), Tetsuro Yasunaga (JP), Hideaki Ogawa (JP/AT) 
Deep Space Live: Story Weaver – The Crane Returns a Favor
Ars Electronica Center, Deep Space

4:30 PM
LABoral (ES)
Live: Spectrum
Main square, Raumschiff

5:15 PM
Moritz Simon Geist (DE)
Sonic Robots
Arkade

7:30 PM
Johannes Kretz (AT), Veronika Simor (HU/AT)
Deep Space Live: Touching
Ars Electronica Center, Deep Space

8:30 PM
Anatol Bogendorfer, Peter Androsch (Hörstadt/AT)
Sonotopia – The Resounding City
Bischhofshof

Interface Culture students and researchers propose and experience that seeks to challenge the traditional human-machine interaction with a new sensory and perceptual repertoire of electronic music. An immersive experience with tangible scores, edible synthesizers, noisy jelly circuits and parametric sound compositions.

Ravel Landscapes blends imagery by visual artists Quayola und Sinigaglia with the music of Maurice Ravel as performed by French piano virtuosa Vanessa Wagner. A sophisticated computer program analyzes the polyphonic piano music and transforms it into complex pictorial compositions. The audience goes on an excursion between the worlds of consciousness and sub-consciousness, the real and the imaginary.

Producer: Keri Elmsly
Technical Manager: Benoit Simon

Kristefan Minski (AU/AT) and Roland Krenn (AT) present a first raw cut of the big “Take a Chance, Take a Change” LipDub, screen backstage photos and elaborate on the making of the video composed of sequences shot by hundreds of individuals.

The very best of the regular Deep Space program at the Ars Electronica Center.

[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oag-l2Tt4Wc]

Touching seeks to propagate sound in space and to carry on a dialog – of the two performers with one another as well as with the space and the sound. They animate, spatialize and modify concrete tonal material and interlink it with visuals designed especially for this performance.

Johannes Kretz: Laptop, Sensoren/Sensors, Software
Veronika Simor: Keyboard, Laptop, Controller
In cooperation with MUSIK IM RAUM

MON September 8 2014, 3 PM: Kino5 – Open Film Lab
Ars Electronica Center, Deep Space

The grand finale of this year’s u19 – CREATE YOUR WORLD will be a review of all the cool stuff that went on over the past four days on Spittelwiese and a presentation of what was developed at Youtube:Lab and Film:Lab, by and with Kino5 and under the motto of Animate Your City.

u19 – CREATE YOUR WORLD Festival

Painter/actionist Hermann Nitsch, one of the most important contemporary artists, is making a guest appearance in Deep Space. All the highpoints of Nitsch’s oeuvre – Viennese actionism, his famous splatter paintings, the Orgiastic Mystery Theater—have triggered heated discussions. At Ars Electronica, the artist—who has otherwise had nothing to do will digital media—will present a few of his works in digitized and highly enlarged format, whereby the high-definition projections reveal structures and details that can’t be seen with the naked eye.

ATTENTION: Seating is limited. Seat reservation tickets will be available at the Ars Electronica Center Infodesk beginning one hour before the performance.

Swiss advertising & press photographer Daniel Boschung maps faces. But instead of snapping the images himself, he delegates the job to an industrial robot controlled by custom-programmed software. The resulting standardized portraits, with their hyper-realistic look and jumbo, 1.8 x 1.8-meter format, generate surprising power and have a disconcerting effect.

Jeffrey Martin (US/CZ)
FRI September 5, 2014, 1 PM
SAT September 6, 2014, 7 PM
SUN September 7, 2014, 5:30 PM
Ars Electronica Center, Deep Space

Jeffrey Martin specializes in creating photos of cities, usually shot from the top of a tower or skyscraper. His gigapixel photos are usually 360º panorama pictures, created from thousands of individual photos that have been carefully stitched together. The result is an image so large that a full-size print would be the size of a house. Buildings and features up to 30km away can be seen in these images and when viewed online or interactively it is possible to zoom in to an incredible degree.