ARS ELECTRONICA ARCHIVE - PRINT
The Print Archive of Ars Electronica covers publications since 1979 in the fields of Cyber Arts/Prix, Festival and special publications and as well as the audio-visual supplements, museum brochures, updates and special publications. All text and articles are searchable and readable. The festival catalogues are since 2000 in the original layout as PDFs, for the preceding years, only the OCR text information was preserved but they are also readable. CyberArts catalogues are complete PDFs, catalogues before 2005 were physically digitised, as the print data no longer exists.
CyberArts 2009
Launched in 1987 as a competition for cyberarts, the Prix Ars Electronica plays a major role in what is today the 30-year history of the Ars Electronica. With continuity over 23 years, interdisciplinarity in eight different categories, an internationality that manifested itself in 3,017 entries from 68 countries in 2009, and the expertise of 40 jury members, the Prix Ars Electronica is a seismograph for the latest innovations at the interface of art, technology and science, and thus an important barometer of trends in the digital arts. Currently, the Prix Ars Electronica includes everything from digital filmmaking, digital music, interactiva art, hybrid art, community projects, [the next idea] concepts, and media art research to works by young people under nineteen. With personal statements by the artists, descriptions, expert opinions, and extensive illustraions, this book documents the prizewinning works of the Prix Ars Electronica 2009. A number of these projects are also featured on the accompanying DVD that supplements the book.
Edited by
Hannes Leopoldseder; Christine Schöpf; Gerfried Stocker
Publisher
Hatje Cantz
Language of the document
Deutsch,English
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Contents and Editorial | Christine Schöpf / Hannes Leopoldseder |
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Computer Animation/ Film/ VFX | Anezka Sebek |
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Digital Musics | Sabine Breitsameter |
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Hybrid Art | Jens Hauser / Melinda Rackham / Sonia Cillari / Casey Reas / Joachim Baur |
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Interactive Art | Andy Cameron |
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Digital Communities | Huang Haitao / Alessandro Ludovico / David Sasaki / Felix Stalder / Régine Debatty |
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[the next idea] voestalpine Art and Technology Grant | Horst Hörtner / Gustav Pomberger / Bernd Wiemann / Sabine Seymour / Maria Reibenberger |
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Media.Art.Research Award | Dieter Daniels / Christoph Grunenberg / Cornelia Lund / Helga de la Motte-Haber / Chris Salter |
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u19 - freestyle computing | Robert Glashüttner |
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Jury | Chris Bregler / Jürgen Hagler / Markus Kurtz / Anezka Sebek / Shuzo John Shiota / Jussi Angeslevä / Andy Cameron / Sabine Himmelsbach / Tomoe Moriyama / Zhang Ga / Sabine Breitsameter / Rupert Huber / Daito Manabe / Rogelio Sosa / Pamela Z / Joachim Baur / Sonia Cillari / Jens Hauser / Melinda Rackham / Casey Reas / regine debatty / Huang Haitao / Alessandro Ludovico / David Sasaki / Felix Stalder / Dieter Daniels / Helga de la Motte-Haber / Christoph Grunenberg / Cornelia Lund / Christopher Salter / Sirikit Amann / Robert Glashüttner / Klaus Hollinetz / Christopher Lindinger / Angelika Plank / Horst Hörtner / Gustav Pomberger / Maria Reibenberger / Sabine Seymour / Bernd Wiemann |
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Participants | Ars Electronica |
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Credits | Ars Electronica |