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Ars Electronica Festival 2006

Catalogue: SIMPLICITY - the art of complexity

SIMPLICITY—the pipedream of a society dominated by technical revolutions, global networks and inundations of information from mass media? The mantra of a new generation of user-centered information designers? Dogma of technophobic naysayers to progress? Or merely the—as yet unfulfilled—promise of IT companies? There has been hardly a concept of late that has been laid claim to in so many different quarters, and none that delivers such a trenchant reading of the vital signs of our times. So then: just how are we to cope with the increasing degree of complexity in the reality we inhabit? How can we tap and utilize the potential of global communication and realtime-access to information and ideas, to people and markets in an efficient as well as responsible way? How can we develop flexible, adaptable systems, devices and programs that are responsive to our strengths and intuitive capabilities, to support our activities in complex contexts? Which options and features could we possibly do without? And which would we be only too glad to dispense with? SIMPLICITY is not the opposite of complexity; rather, it is its complementary key, the formula that permits us to access and utilize the polyvalencies of virtual realities and global knowledge networks.

Edited by
Gerfried Stocker; Christine Schöpf
Publisher
Hatje Cantz
Language of the document
Deutsch,English

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Ars Electronica 2006: SIMPLICITY - the art of complexity
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SIMPLICITY—the art of complexity John Maeda /
1. Gesetz: Reduzieren John Maeda
Sicherheit als oberstes Ziel - Das Nonplusultra der Einfachheit Paola Antonelli / John Maeda
Weniger ist zunehmend mehr Sam Hecht
Ein Laptop pro Kind Walter Bender
Wenn die Neuen Medien nicht mehr neu sind und jeder etwas im Internet macht Olga Goriunova
Meine Wunderkammer Jason Kottke
Simplexity - Die neue effiziente Klugheit Peter Wippermann
Einfachheit des Raums im Zeitalter der Komplexität Gary Chang
Sehnsucht nach Einfachheit Wolfgang Blau
Re-Defining Public Service Alexander Baratsits / Veronika Leiner / Radio FRO
Vegetable Weapons Tsuyoshi Ozawa
Going to the Country
Einige Gedanken zu John Maeda Golan Levin
Nature John Maeda
Alle Sinne stimulieren Toshio Iwai
Morphovision – Verzerrtes Haus NHK Science & Technical Research Laboratories / Toshio Iwai
Kunst wird Technologie Gerhard Blechinger
Innovation ist kein Zufall Bernd Wiemann
Song fuer C M+M
As if we were alone! empfangshalle
Mobile Assassins Ran Tao / Jenny Chowdhury
The Cell Atlantic CellBooth Jenny Chowdhury
Silver Cell Aram Bartholl
REGRETS Linz Jane Mulfinger / Graham Budgett
Sledgehammer Keyboard Taylor Hokanson
maschine – mensch Tobias Zucali / Christopher Rhomberg
Wish Visuals - You Pick It, We Play It Sonja Meller
Moon Ride Assocreation
nomadix – interaction on the move! Hyperwerk
Random Screen Aram Bartholl
Papierpixel Aram Bartholl
The PingPongPixel Marenka Deenstra / Jonathan den Breejen
CabBoots Martin Frey
SemaSpace Gerhard Dirmoser / Dietmar Offenhuber
from dust till dawn Markus Decker / Dietmar Offenhuber
curious implantation Nicole Knauer
Make It Simple David Cuartielles
electrolobby – Make It Simple David Cuartielles
Produktive Interferenzen aus den Grenzbereichen der Medienkunst Karin Ohlenschläger / Luis Rico
The Beta Lounge Philip Dean
Tangible, Audible, Playable, Wearable Christa Sommerer / Laurent Mignonneau
When Cybernetics meets Aesthetics Claus Pias / Dieter Daniels
The Upgrade! International
Music for the Eyes Dennis Russell Davies
When Music and Computer Programs Grow Together Maki Namekawa
Some Sounds and Some Fury
Klangpark 2006 - Musik für eine Landschaft
Musikvisualisierung – das Zusammenspiel von Farbe und Ton Susanne Scheel
Vom Treiben der Flächen, Töne, Pixel und Farben Ars Electronica Futurelab
Vision Mahler Johannes Deutsch
Die Visualisierung von Musik Wolfgang Winkler
Die Visualisierung von Le Sacre du Printemps Ars Electronica Futurelab
Musik – Tanz – Raum Klaus Obermaier / Dieter Daniels / Andreas Broeckmann
Pixelspaces 2006: Goblin City Ars Electronica Futurelab
WikiMap Ars Electronica Futurelab
Theater und Neue Technologien Ars Electronica Futurelab
Ars Electronica Animation Festival Christine Schöpf / Dietmar Offenhuber
Raumeroberungen: Do It Yourself! Nicoletta Blacher
MOVE Andrew Hieronymi
Digital Marionette Corebounce Art Collective
The Sancho Plan The Sancho Plan
Kobito – Virtual Brownies Takafumi Aoki
Thermoesthesia Kumiko Kushiyama / PRESTO / JST
The Scalable City Sheldon Brown
The Manual Input Station Tmema / Golan Levin / Zachary Lieberman
Smoke Tree John Gerrard
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