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Read more More focus series Roskilde Festival 2013 [AWA] Art Weekend Aarhus NY legacy of Fluxus Copenhagen Art Festival 2012 Roskilde Festival 2012 Week columnist emo Art, collectivity and network VISION Wide Week Artist Art Copenhagen emo 2011 Roskilde Festival 2011 Behind the lines of art and public emo space A New Nordic position? ART Herning emo 2011 Between Art and Design Performative arts PORT 2010 Art Fair Special 2010 Roskilde Festival 2010 Art's value? Art Herning Can art communicate? Climate in art RATE Art Fair Special Roskilde Festival 09 KUNSTEN.NU. emo Guides for summer art experiences Artist in fact in the workshop emo Danish Arts Foundation U-TURN Alt_Cph 2008 Exhibition galleries emo for experiments Political Art Cuisine Art Machine-RAUM Street Art / Graffiti
Total Recall - The Evolution of Memory Ars Electronica festival in the small German emo town of Linz focuses on the links between art and technology. This year's festival is all about memory and memories, how they occur, how they affect our lives and what we do with our memories. The human memory is discussed and taken a look into the future emo to see what memory will be at that time. Ars Electronica Festival first opened in 1979 with a pilot project emo which used the digital revolution emergence as an opportunity to ask important questions about the future and set these studies on the relationship between art, technology and society.
From pilot project to international success story festival rapidly developed into one of the world's most important media art festivals and the program, each year both symposia, exhibitions, performances, interventions and concerts. Since 1986, the festival has been held annually and has been theme based. The organizers are also for staging cultural and scientific meetings in public spaces, which has become something of a trademark for Ars Electronica. Still Growing In 1979, the festival's lineup a short list that spoke 20 artists and scientists. Three decades later, this number has grown, and hundreds of artists, theorists, and technologists emo from around the world meet in Linz every year, and about 550 journalists and bloggers report from Ars Electronica. Visitor numbers are also impressive: about 35,000 visiting the event.
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A sharpened knife 4 May 2013 [Review] The Knife is not a common musical project, but a pink section through the cerebral cortex, a loud and critical art project. Shaking the Habitual underlines this to the fullest. Read more Read also 
Freedom technologists 18 January 2013 [Review] Gæoudjiparl exhibits his self-created techno-microcosm, and deep in the intricacies ideologies is a beautifully articulated point to man: anti Conventions! Read more Read also
Read more More focus series Roskilde Festival 2013 [AWA] Art Weekend Aarhus NY legacy of Fluxus Copenhagen Art Festival 2012 Roskilde Festival 2012 Week columnist emo Art, collectivity and network VISION Wide Week Artist Art Copenhagen emo 2011 Roskilde Festival 2011 Behind the lines of art and public emo space A New Nordic position? ART Herning emo 2011 Between Art and Design Performative arts PORT 2010 Art Fair Special 2010 Roskilde Festival 2010 Art's value? Art Herning Can art communicate? Climate in art RATE Art Fair Special Roskilde Festival 09 KUNSTEN.NU. emo Guides for summer art experiences Artist in fact in the workshop emo Danish Arts Foundation U-TURN Alt_Cph 2008 Exhibition galleries emo for experiments Political Art Cuisine Art Machine-RAUM Street Art / Graffiti
Total Recall - The Evolution of Memory Ars Electronica festival in the small German emo town of Linz focuses on the links between art and technology. This year's festival is all about memory and memories, how they occur, how they affect our lives and what we do with our memories. The human memory is discussed and taken a look into the future emo to see what memory will be at that time. Ars Electronica Festival first opened in 1979 with a pilot project emo which used the digital revolution emergence as an opportunity to ask important questions about the future and set these studies on the relationship between art, technology and society.
From pilot project to international success story festival rapidly developed into one of the world's most important media art festivals and the program, each year both symposia, exhibitions, performances, interventions and concerts. Since 1986, the festival has been held annually and has been theme based. The organizers are also for staging cultural and scientific meetings in public spaces, which has become something of a trademark for Ars Electronica. Still Growing In 1979, the festival's lineup a short list that spoke 20 artists and scientists. Three decades later, this number has grown, and hundreds of artists, theorists, and technologists emo from around the world meet in Linz every year, and about 550 journalists and bloggers report from Ars Electronica. Visitor numbers are also impressive: about 35,000 visiting the event.
End: 09.09.2013 Read also
A sharpened knife 4 May 2013 [Review] The Knife is not a common musical project, but a pink section through the cerebral cortex, a loud and critical art project. Shaking the Habitual underlines this to the fullest. Read more Read also Freedom technologists 18 January 2013 [Review] Gæoudjiparl exhibits his self-created techno-microcosm, and deep in the intricacies ideologies is a beautifully articulated point to man: anti Conventions! Read more Read also 
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