• Along the Feldaist

    Along the Feldaist

    There are certain paths in life that demand nothing from you but your presence. Places where the only clock is the rhythmic flow of water and the only conversation is the rustle of leaves in the wind.

  • Negotiating Reality

    Negotiating Reality

    The FESTIVAL WALK at the 2026 Ars Electronica Festival takes you through attics, churches, and gyms! The exhibition navigates between the tranquility of sacred spaces and the dynamism of everyday institutions. In the process, technology is encroaching on areas we often perceive as untouched or protected: nature, our educational systems, and even our deepest beliefs.…

Building for One

Galleries

  • Between the Sacred and the Digital

    Between the Sacred and the Digital

    What happens when Renaissance choirs meet electronic rhythms and digital sounds? The Ars Electronica Opening 2026 at St. Mary’s Cathedral was a journey through time.

  • Korean Tradition in Pixels

    Korean Tradition in Pixels

    Here, traditional Korean dance meets modern media art. In the performance Samsara of Blossom: Resonance, the Jajack Movement interacts with digital landscapes that respond to movement and breath. A collaboration between the dance ensemble and media artists Razieh Kooshki & Vahid Qaderi that blends Korean tradition with digital art.

  • The Great Blasket Island

    The Great Blasket Island

    There are places in this world that feel as though they exist outside of time. Places where the modern world’s frantic pace simply cannot reach. The Great Blasket Island, standing as one of the westernmost points of Europe, is one of those places.

  • Long Night of the Stages

    Long Night of the Stages

    Theater and dance performances at Deep Space 8K in the Ars Electronica Center—one of the city’s most spectacular stages.

  • Happy May Day

    Happy May Day

    On May 1, 2026, Labor Day, a humanoid robot took its first walk through the city of Linz as part of an Ars Electronica event.

  • Embrace the Elements, Capture the Moment

    Embrace the Elements, Capture the Moment

    There is no such thing as bad weather—only inappropriate clothing. In the same way, there is no such thing as a poor photo subject, only a poor choice of shots.