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Timetable En.Pdf TIMETABLE with PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS DAILY THU 5.9. POSTCITY Linz 5. – 9. 9. 2019 FRI 6.9. SAT ENGLISH 7.9. SUN 8.9. ARS ELECTRONICA FESTIVAL APP Download via: ars.electronica.art/ outofthebox/app MON Out of the Box 9.9. The Midlife Crisis of the Digital Revolution ORGANIZER Ars Electronica Linz GmbH & Co KG is a company of the city of Linz. COOPERATION PARTNERS 0W1 Audio Education Group GmbH Konkuk University (Konkuk University-Industry 4Gamechangers ELEKTRA Cooperation Foundation) 4YouCard Ellinogermaniki Agogi Kontejner — bureau of contemporary art praxis Aalto University EMBL European Molecular Biology Laboratory Korea National University of Arts Academy of Arts Architecture and Design Endel Kunstuniversität Linz — Lehramt Bildnerische Erziehung in Prague Esad Saint-Étienne/Ensba Lyon, Digital Academy of Media Arts Cologne Research Unit in Art and Design Kunstuniversität Linz — Universität für künstlerische und industrielle Gestaltung æternity Crypto Foundation EU National Institutes for Culture Kyungnam University Aichi University of the Arts EUN Partnership AISBL European Schoolnet L.A.T.R.A EE Ajou University Industry-Academic Europe for Festivals, Festivals for Europe EFFE LABoral — Centro de Arte y Creación Industrial Cooperation Foundation European Theatre Convention Laboratorio de Neurociencia de la Universidad Alpen-Adria-Universität Klagenfurt European Theatre Lab: Drama Goes Digital Torquato Ditella Amadeus Code EXILE Landestheater Linz Anifilm Třeboň FAB Verein zur Förderung von Arbeit le lieu unique Anton Bruckner Privatuniversität und Beschäftigung Leiden University Anyang Creative Industry Promotion Agency Fachhochschule Oberösterreich — LENTOS Kunstmuseum Linz arebyte Gallery Campus Hagenberg Linz Center of Mechatronics GmbH ArtJaws Fachhochschule Salzburg Linz Tourismus ArtTechLab Amsterdam Fachhochschule St. Pölten London College of Communication, Asia Culture Institute FACT (FOUNDATION FOR ART AND CREATIVE TECHNOLOGY) University of the Arts London Atelierhaus Salzamt FH Joanneum University of Applied Sciences London College of Fashion, Austrian Design Network UNIFH University of the Arts London FH Oberösterreich — University of Applied AVA Entertainment Co. Ltd. Sciences Upper Austria MADE Group AWS — Jugend Innovativ FH Voralberg — University of Applied Sciences Makerspace Steyr-Werke Badisches Staatstheater Karlsruhe Filmuniversität Babelsberg KONRAD WOLF MAM Mario Mauroner Contemporary Art Bandits — Mages Salzburg-Vienna Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg GmbH, Bauhaus-Universität Weimar Animationsinstitut Mariendom Linz Beep Electronic Art Collection FMX — Conference on Animation, Effects, Masaryk University Brno BIRDHAND Co. Ltd Games and Transmedia mb21 blockchain.art ForTunes m-cult Bloomfield Science Museum Fraunhofer MEVIS: Institute for Medical Media Art Globale BORG Bad Leonfelden Image Computing MEET | Digital Culture Center BORG Linz French Tech Grande Provence mica music austria BOZAR Center for Fine Arts Brussels Fridays for Future Mokwon University Bruckner Orchester Linz Fundação da Juventude Moviemento Bugnplay.ch Galería José de la Mano Muntref Centro de Arte y Ciencia c3 Galerie Anita Beckers MUSEIKO Camberwell College of Arts, University Galerie Charlot Museo nazionale della scienza e della tecnologia of the Arts London Galerie Liusa Wang Leonardo da Vinci Center for the Promotion of Science Galleria Artericambi Music Traveler Central Academy of Fine Arts Beijing Gebärdenwelt.tv Musiktheater Linz Cheju Halla University GIANTSTEP Inc. Neues Linzer Theater Chung-Ang University Gluon New Design University Privatuniversität GesmbH ChungKang College of Cultural Industries Grand Garage New Space Foundation Chungnam Culture Technology Industry Agency Gwangju University NOESIS Ciência Viva Gyeongnam Culture and Arts Foundation Nokia Bell Labs Cité de l’espace Hexagone Scène Nationale Arts Sciences Oberösterreichisches Landesmuseum CLICK Festival HKU University of the Arts Utrecht OMAi CoderDojo Hofkabinett Onassis Stegi ComixV Co IMA Institut für Medienarchäologie ORF Teletext Creative Region IMPAKT Österreichischer Musikfonds Creek & River Entertainment Co. Ltd INOVA+ Otelo eGen Crossing Europe Film Festival Linz Interface Cultures Parque de las Ciencias CUBUS International Students Creative Award (ISCA) Queen Mary University of London D21 Proyectos de Arte IRCAM (Institute for Research and Coordination QUO ARTIS Daejeon Information & Culture Industry in Acoustics/Music) Raumschiff Promotion Agency Jeju Film & Culture Industry Promotion Agency Re-FREAM DIGIFORÊT Johannes Kepler Universität Linz RIXC Center for New Media Culture Diözese Linz Kapelica Gallery / Kersnikova Institute Rock im Dorf Festival Donau-Universität Krems Kaywon University Roy Ascott Studio, Shanghai Dongguk University Gyeongju Kepler Salon — Verein zur Förderung von Salon 2000 Wissensvermittlung Ecsite (The European network of Sangmyung University science centres and museums) KNOWLEDGE CAPITAL School of the Art Institute of Chicago Edinburgh Futures Institute and Bayes Centre KOCCA Korea Creative Content Agency Science Gallery at Trinity College Dublin The Culture Yard University of Tsukuba Science Gallery London Théâtre de la Manufacture CDN Nancy Lorraine University of West Bohemia SCIENCE IN Tom Tits Experiment Universum® Bremen Sejong University TRACES V E N T gallery Shantou University TRANSFER Video Game Art (VGA) Gallery Chicago SILK Fluegge Tweakr.io Volkshilfe Oberösterreich software architects gmbh Ubion Co.Ltd. Waag Soonchunhyang University UMAI Maimonides University Werkleitz Centre for Media Art SOU Festival Universal Music Austria White Castle Games Agency St.Pölten University of Applied Sciences Universität für angewandte Kunst Wien Wiener Sängerknaben Stadtbetriebe Steyr Universität Mozarteum Salzburg Wimbledon College of Arts, Stadtpfarrkirche Urfahr Universitat Politècnica de València University of the Arts London Stadtwerkstatt University College London, Wiyu Wahono Collection Stochastic Labs The Bartlett School of Architecture WRO Art Center Sungkyul University University of Applied Sciences YAIR GmbH Würzburg-Schweinfurt Takuro Someya Contemporary Art YOUKI — Internationales Jugend Medien University of Auckland Festival Tangible Media Group / MIT Media Lab University of Lisbon Zaragoza City of Knowledge Foundation Technische Hochschule Ingoldstadt University of the Creative Arts ZSI (Zenrum für Soziale Innovation) Technopolis University of Theatre and Film ZusammenHelfen in Oberösterreich Textiles Zentrum Haslach “I.L. Caragiale”, CINETic Bucharest ARS ELECTRONICA RECEIVES SUPPORT FROM Land Oberösterreich Bundeskanzleramt Europäische Kommission Europäische Kommission Horizon 2020 Europäische Union Creative Europe KulturKontakt Chile Austria Embassy of the United Bundesministerium für Flanders Kunsthistorisches Japan Foundation States of America Europa, Integration State of the Art Museum Wien und Äußeres 150 Jahre Japan Österreich Agency for Cultural Affairs, Japan Media Arts Bundesministerium für Freundschaft Government of Japan Festival Bildung, Wissenschaft und Forschung Québec Government Embassy of Canada Pro Helvetia Botschaft der Bundesrepublik Office in Berlin Schweizer Kulturstiftung Deutschland in Wien Camões — Instituto da Österreichische Forschungs- Fonds zur Förderung der Ukrainian Institute Cooperação e da Língua, I. P. förderungsgesellschaft mbH wissenschaftlichen Forschung MOBILITY PARTNER Hyundai Motor Company SPONSORS Hakuhodo HAKUHODO I-STUDIO Inc. VH Award Österreichische Post AG WKO Oberösterreich WKOÖ Fachgruppe für Yamaha Peri Ges. m.b.H. Unternehmensberatung, Buchhaltung und IT GREINER AG Startbahn, Inc. netidee RISC Software GmbH NTT (Nippon Telegraph MAXON Computer GmbH Hutchison Drei g.tec medical and Telephone Corporation) Austria GmbH engineering GmbH Liwest Kabelmedien GmbH NTS New Technology CC4 Remarketing Ton & Bild Systems GmbH GmbH Medientechnik GmbH Industriellenvereinigung Oberösterreich Conrad BMW Group Oberösterreich Tourismus GmbH Electronic GmbH & Co KG Weyland GmbH Trotec Laser GmbH Rosenbauer International AG Pädagogische Hochschule OÖ Arbeiterkammer OÖ Ableton AG Österreichisches Rotes Kreuz Linz AG LIVA University of Tsukuba Empowerment Informatics NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corporation) BANDAI NAMCO BIO AUSTRIA Kreativfonds Bauhaus100 Research Inc. Bauhaus-Universität Weimar Aruba Networks, Inc. Triple A Klangfarbe — Musikinstrumente NEC Display Solutions Aqua Service GmbH und tontechnische Geräte Europe GmbH Handelsges.m.b.H. Mayr — Schulmöbel S. Spitz GmbH Alfred Kärcher GmbH Vöslauer Gesellschaft m.b.H. Mineralwasser GmbH Mondi Grünburg GmbH Plaspack Netze GmbH Bildrecht GmbH 4YOUgend — Papertronic GmbH Verein OÖ Jugendarbeit KUKA CEE GmbH Association for Robots Weinhaus Wakolbinger Werbetechnik Synthesa Chemie in Architecture GmbH Kastenhofer Gesellschaft m.b.H. Linz Textil Gesellschaft LINDY-Elektronik Hilti Austria ÖkoPlant GmbH Klavierhaus m.b.H. GmbH Ges.m.b.H. Schimpelsberger GmbH Zer01ne Österreichische TOHOKUSHINSHA HOOOKED BV SSI SCHÄFER Rundfunksender FILM CORPORATION SHOP GMBH PROJECT PARTNERS STARTS Prize’19 STARTS EU European Media Art esero Austria SyStem2020 Platform European Artificial Space EU IMMERSIFY BR41N.IO CoBot Studio Intelligence Lab MEDIA PARTNERS ORF OÖ OÖ Nachrichten Der Standard Tips Radio FM4 Die Presse Ö1 dorf TV 40 Years of Out of the Box, or the Ars Electronica – Midlife Crisis of the 40 Years of Digital Revolution Art Thinking Out of the Box has several very different meanings. On the one hand, it refers to ready-made products
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