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Ars Electronica Archiv Timetable with Program Highlights AIArtificial Intelligence The Other I ARS ELECTRONICA Festival for Art, Technology and Society POSTCITY Linz, September 7–11, 2017 www.aec.at/ai Future Festival of the Next Generation 20171 ORGANIZER Ars Electronica Linz GmbH & Co KG is a company of the city of Linz COOPERATION PARTNERS ACM Siggraph Kepler Salon—Verein zur Förderung von Wissensvermittlung Anton Bruckner Privatuniversität Kinematics GmbH BFI Oberösterreich Kitchen Budapest BORG Bad Leonfelden Klimabündnis Österreich Gmbh— BOZAR Centre for Fine Arts Brussels Regionalstelle Oberösterreich bugnplay.ch Krmpf Krmpf Studios C3 KNOWLEDGE CAPITAL Campus Genius Award Kunstuniversität Linz–Universität für künstlerische Central Linz und industrielle Gestaltung Centre for the Promotion of Science LABoral –Centro de Arte y Creación Industrial Crossing Europe Landesgartenschau Kremsmünster 2017 CUBUS Landesmusikschule Steyr DIG gallery le lieu unique DISK Berlin / CTM Festival Lehramt Bildnerische Erziehung–Kunstuniversität Linz Education Group LENTOS Kunstmuseum Linz ETH Zürich Mariendom Linz Etopia mb21 European Media Art Network MIT Media Lab European Theatre Lab: Drama goes digital Moviemento Europe for Festivals, Festivals for Europe EFFE OÖ Familienbund European Southern Observatory (ESO) QUT Queensland University of Technology European Space Agency (ESA) Resonate eutema Salon 2000 Experience Workshop Science Gallery Dublin FAB Verein zur Förderung von Arbeit und Beschäftigung Stadtbibliothek Linz FACES Stadtwerkstatt Fachhochschule Oberösterreich—Campus Hagenberg STAIR Lab (Chiba Institute of Technology) Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg GmbH, Animationsinstitut Südwind FMX–Conference on Animation, Effects, Games Tagtool and Transmedia Tangible Media Group Fraunhofer MEVIS: Institute for Medical Image Computing Tourismusverband Linz Gebärdenwelt.tv ULF–Unabhängiges Landesfreiwilligenzentrum Gluon V2_, Institute for the Unstable Media GV Art London Volkshochschule Linz hTh-CDN Waag Society Interface Cultures Wirtschaftskammer OÖ Interio AG Wissensturm International Students Creative Award youris.com Johannes Kepler Universität Linz Zaragoza City of Knowledge Foundation Kapelica Gallery / Kersnikova Institute ZusammenHelfen in Oberösterreich ARS ELECTRONICA RECEIVES SUPPORT FROM Land Oberösterreich Bundeskanzleramt Bundesministerium für Wirtschaftskammer Österreich Wissenschaft, Forschung Sparte Tourismus und und Wirtschaft Freizeitwirtschaft Europäische Kommission Europäische Kommission Europäische Union Creative Europe Horizon 2020 Bundesministerium KulturKontakt Creative Industries Fund City of Ljubljana für Europa, Austria NL (CIFNL) Municipality Integration und Äußeres Republic of Slovenia Romanian Cultural Rumänisches Pro Helvetia Ministry of Culture Institute Kulturinstitut Wien Schweizer Kulturstiftung SPONSORS Hakuhodo VH Award HYUNDAI MOTOR GROUP BANDAI NAMCO Holdings Inc. NTT Sonnleitner GmbH & Co KG Österreichische Post AG Greiner Holding AG WKOÖ Fachgruppe für ÖBB-Holding AG Österreich Oberösterreich Unternehmensberatung, Werbung Tourismus GmbH Buchhaltung und IT California nanoSystems UCLA School of Arts UCLA Art I Sci Center g.tec Institute at UCLA and Architecture netidee Liwest Kabelmedien CONRAD Hutchison Drei Gesellschaft GmbH Electronic GmbH & Co KG Austria GmbH SPONSORS NTS Retail Ton + Bild Sparkasse OÖ IKEA Möbelvertrieb Quanta Arts Liang Gallery OHG Foundation Ministry of Culture QA Ring Quanta Computer Incorporated The Culture Yard University of Tsukuba Taiwan Empowerment Ableton AG Trotec Laser GmbH Österreichisches Cordial GmbH Informatics Rotes Kreuz KUKA Roboter CoderDojo Microsoft Practical Robotics Institute TGM – Technologisches CEE GmbH Austria (PRIA) Gewerbemuseum Verband Österreichischer clever on smart GmbH 4YOUgend - Pädagogische Arbeiterkammer OÖ Software Industrie Verein OÖ Jugendarbeit Hochschule OÖ Linz AG screenteam GmbH Vöslauer BIO AUSTRIA Weinhaus Wakolbinger Mineralwasser AG Triple A Smurfit Kappa Wissensfabrik Bildrecht isel Austria Aqua Service GmbH Wellkart GmbH Unternehmen für Österreich GmbH GmbH & Co. KG Mayr Schulmöbel CC4 Remarketing Lenovo Technology B.V. Carl Zeiss S. Spitz GmbH Alfred Kärcher GmbH GmbH GmbH GmbH LENOX Trading, Asia Culture Center AURO GmbH EDLER SYSTEMS BVS – Brandverhütungsstelle Lehner GmbH Kabeltechnik für Oberösterreich reg. HandelsgmbH Genossenschaft m.b.H. Schäfer Shop GmbH Lapp Austria GmbH Wacker Neuson Linz NEC Display Solutions Plaspack Netze GmbH Europe GmbH GmbH Google Arts & Culture Christie Digital Creative New Zealand University of arc/sec Lab for Digital Systems, Inc. Auckland Spatial Operations Department of Culture and the Arts The Australia Council The Department of Culture SymbioticA, The University FWF Technische Universität for the Arts and the Arts, Government of Western Australia Der Wissenschaftsfonds Wien of Western Australia Universität für Universität für Musik und The Open J. u. A. Frischeis SALT AMI, Google angewandte Kunst Wien darstellende Kunst Wien University Gesellschaft m.b.H Niio. Art for a digital age. Japan Media Agency for Cultural Affairs, Barco Screen Niio Arts Festival Government of Japan Residential Innovations Haratech GmbH Infabity vosq design COPA-DATA Landesfeuerwehr- kommando OÖ FOX HOLZ Fuß- Aruba Singer Bau Blue Danube Bernstein LieberLieber boden und Objekt- Networks, Inc. GmbH Robotics Innovation GmbH Software GmbH systeme GesmbH SparxSystems Pfeifer Seil- und Stausberg Stadtmöbel Pyrovision BAUERNFEIND Software GmbH Hebetechnik GmbH GmbH GmbH GmbH PROJECT PARTNERS European Digital STARTS Prize'17 SPARKS—EU Horizon Mini Maker Faire Art and Science Network 2020 Project Linz STARTS EU BR41N.IO esero Austria MEDIA PARTNERS OÖ Nachrichten Der Standard Tips Ö1 Radio FM4 dorf TV Make: magazine, Maker Media Culture Agora Die Presse Bayrischer ARTE GEIE Bilderfest GmbH servus.at - Kunst & BezirksRundschau Rundfunk Kultur im Netz GmbH AIArtificial Intelligence The Other I Credit: Ramiro Joly-Mascheroni & Aline Sardin-Dalmasso Joly-Mascheroni Credit: Ramiro AI–The Other I Ars Electronica 2017—The Festival as Platform What we are experiencing at present can very unlimited space available on the premises of a justifiably be termed the Cambrian Explosion former Austrian Postal Service logistics facility of Digitization. Just as so many futurists have as a setting for interesting collaborations and been foretelling for decades, the digital has new festival formats. For the third year in a been proliferating explosively in all conceivable row, these two aspects are determining the directions, and this propagation has been even character of the festival as an international more intense and wide-ranging than anyone platform and stage for encounters with culture ever imagined. And wherever the technological and society in the digital age. maturity level is not yet sufficient, abbreviated In the wake of its technical and economic reportage in the media and our own fantasies successes, this digital revolution is now and fears are doing the rest of the job. For those asserting itself in terms of its social, cultural who were born in the previous century, it can be and, especially, political consequences, and it is said that the future has arrived and people are becoming clear that all the negative, undesira- actually getting along with it quite well. ble aspects are also proliferating to the same Mirroring this Cambrian explosion of digital extent. development is the explosive growth of the Progress in machine learning seems as if it has program lined up for the 38th year of Ars just triggered the next round. In any case, what Electronica’s activities. The tremendous inte- everyone can agree upon is that we are nowhere rest in this field on the part of experts as well near the end of the line of this developmental as laypeople coincides with the extraordinary process, but it is high time to begin grappling opportunity to take advantage of the virtually with the cultural and social consequences. 6 TABLE OF CONTENTS Festival Highlights .......................................................................................................................... p. 10 Festival Timetable ......................................................................................................................... p. 15 Festival Program ............................................................................................................................ p. 44 Events, Concerts, Performances ............................................................................................... p. 44 Conferences, Lectures, Workshops .......................................................................................... p. 50 Exhibitions, Projects .................................................................................................................. p. 61 u19 — CREATE YOUR WOLRD Future Festival of the Next Generation ................................. p. 71 Tours and Art Mediation: We Guide You ....................................................................................... p. 75 Tickets ............................................................................................................................................ p. 78 Festival Locations 2017 ................................................................................................................. p. 79 Opening Hours ................................................................................................................................ 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