Upper Austria University of Applied Sciences Hagenberg Campus (AT), Ars Electronica (AT)
This is the fifth Expanded Animation symposium—and thus an anniversary of sorts. The discussion will focus on hybrid technologies and their impact on animation production. Several panels will discuss the developments from the various perspectives of animation filmmakers, media artists, game designers and scientists.
One of the Prix forums will host a discussion of current trends by winners in the Prix Ars Electronica’s Computer Animation/Film/VFX category.
For more information about the speakers please download the
Animation Festival folder
(PDF file, 2 MB)
FRI Sept. 8, 2017
| 1–1:15 PM | Introduction and Welcome Gerfried Stocker (AT), Jürgen Hagler (AT), Alexander Wilhelm (AT) |
| 1–2:45 PM | Prix Forum I–Computer Animation/Film/VFX David OReilly (Golden Nica, IE), Jonathan Yomayuza (US) / Emblematic Group (Award of Distinction, US), Elliot Woods (UK) / Kimchi and Chips (KR) (Award of Distinction), Sabine Hirtes (Chair, DE) |
| 3:15–5:30 PM | Artist Position |
| 3:15–4 PM | Max Hattler (DE), Broken Visions in Stereo |
| 4–4:45 PM | Nikita Diakur (RU/DE), Interactive Animation and Ugly Aesthetics |
| 4:45–5:30 | PM Job, Joris & Marieke / Marieke Blaauw (NL), How Not To Win An Oscar |
SAT Sept. 9, 2017
| 11:00 AM–12:30 PM | Hybrid Technologies Theory |
| 11:00–11:45 AM | Stephan Schwingeler (DE), Digital Games as Hybrid, Artistic Material |
| 11:45 AM–12:30 PM | Lev Manovich (US), Artificial Intelligence and Image Culture |
| 1:30–3 PM | Hybrid Technologies Practice |
| 1:30–2:15 PM | Hamill Industries / Pablo Barquín & Anna Diaz (ES), Visualizing Sound–Listening to Images |
| 2:15–3 PM | onformative / Cedric Kiefer (DE), Dancing with the Datasets |
| 3–5:45 PM | Art & Industry |
| 3:30–4:15 PM | Raphael Vangelis (UK/AT), Playing Hard Makes Work Easy |
| 4:15–5 PM | Martina Stiftinger (UK/AT), Visual Thinking |
| 5–5:45 PM | Stefan Srb (AT), Hearing the Lion’s Song |
