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It’s good to see you again! The media art festival stops again at the wonderful abandoned postal distribution center in Linz, Austria. At POSTCITY. A foray on the first day of the festival.

The abandoned post office distribution building next to the Linz’s main train station will once again be a colorful place when the Ars Electronica Festival moves in this September.

In 2009, the Ars Electronica Center in Linz was redesigned. On the occasion of the anniversary, here are a few impressions of the facade.

Seeing microscopic creatures and controlling a drone with your mind. That is only possible in the Ars Electronica Centers summer workshops.

The crypt of St. Florian Abbey houses the coffin of the composer Anton Bruckner. From here he can hear the church organ.

A room that can really call itself a library. At St. Florian.

The T-shirt for the festival.

Pupils have rarely experienced dance like this – an unusual stage for the piece SI(E)SI by SILK Fluegge.

On the day of the opening of new exhibition areas in the Ars Electronica Center, the artists personally present their projects. So does the Japanese sound artist Maywa Denki.

The Dragon Wall (Drachenwand) at the Mondsee.

A walk around the Almsee is like a hike through a natural oasis.

Here, a kid’s research lab is being built at the Ars Electronica Center.