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In Kepler's Gardens A global journey mapping the ‘new’ world In Kepler’s Gardens AUTONOMY Helsinki Jerusalem Cairo Bangkok Esch Tallinn Nicosia Grenoble Melbourne Linz UNCERTAINTY Paris London ECOLOGY Oslo Moscow Auckland Vilnius Amsterdam Tokyo Johannesburg Munich Bucharest Belgrade San Sebastian Riga DEMOCRACY Dublin Daejeon Utrecht Vienna Los Angeles Ljubljana Buenos Aires Barcelona Montréal Chicago TECHNOLOGY Seoul Prague Hong Kong Athens Bergen Berlin Leiden Milan New York Brussels HUMANITY Taipei Jakarta ARS ELECTRONICA 2020 Festival for Art, Technology & Society In Kepler’s Gardens A global journey mapping the ‘new’ world Edited by Gerfried Stocker / Christine Schöpf / Hannes Leopoldseder Ars Electronica 2020 Festival for Art, Technology, and Society September 9 — 13, 2020 Ars Electronica, Linz Editors: Hannes Leopoldseder, Christine Schöpf, Gerfried Stocker Editing: Veronika Liebl, Anna Grubauer, Maria Koller, Alexander Wöran Translations: German — English: Douglas Deitemyer, Daniel Benedek Copyediting: Laura Freeburn, Mónica Belevan Graphic design and production: Main layout: Cornelia Prokop, Lunart Werbeagentur Cover: Gerhard Kirchschläger Minion Typeface: IBM Plex Sans PEFC Certified This product is from Printed by: Gutenberg-Werbering Gesellschaft m.b.H., Linz sustainably managed forests and controlled sources Paper: MagnoEN Bulk 1,1 Vol., 115 g/m², 300 g/m² www.pefc.org PEFC Certified © 2020 Ars Electronica PEFC Certified PEFC Certified This product is This product is This product is PEFC Certified © 2020 for the reproduced works by the artists, from sustainably from sustainably from sustainably This product is from managed forests or their legal successors managed forests managed forests sustainably managed and controlled and controlled and controlled forests and controlled sources Published by sources sources sources Hatje Cantz Verlag www.pefc.org www.pefc.org www.pefc.org www.pefc.org Mommsenstrasse 27 10629 Berlin PEFC Certified Germany This product is from www.hatjecantz.com sustainably managed forests and controlled A Ganske Publishing Group company sources www.pefc.org Hatje Cantz books are available internationally at selected bookstores. 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