The lines between art, media, and technology have long blurred. There are more and more collaborations that aspire to create something new, innovative, and creative. What are the challenges that such interdisciplinary work entail? How can artists and audiences benefit most from such a network? And how can technological advances be used to also foster diversity and inclusion in the production and dissemination of art? Let’s take a closer look at this field by highlighting three best-practice examples. (mm)

WITH
Eva Fischer – sound:frame, CIVA
Laura Welzenbach – Head of Ars Electronica Export
Abigail Addison – producer, Animate Projects

HOST Marija Milovanovic – Vienna Shorts, LEMONADE FILMS

In collaboration with Talking Shorts & Be Short Now.

The links from the presentations:

Abigail Addison
animateprojects.org/
vimeo.com/animateprojects
www.silentsignal.org/

Laura Welzenbach
ars.electronica.art/
Forensic Architecture – The Murder of Pavlos Fyssas
starts-prize.aec.at/en/the-murder-of-pavlos-fyssas…
forensic-architecture.org/investigation/the-murder…
Forensic Architecture – Sea Watch vs the Libyan Coastguard
forensic-architecture.org/investigation/seawatch-v…
better off online. World Wide Webb. Curated by Anika Meier KÖNIG GALERIE - Berlin / Tokyo / London / Digital
ars.electronica.art/keplersgardens/en/koenig-galer…
Participating artists: Aram Bartholl, Alice Bucknell, Arvida Byström, Koo Jeong A, Stine Deja, Jonas Lund, Rachel Maclean, Tabor Robak, Manuel Rossner, Nicole Ruggiero, Sebastian Schmieg, Thomas Webb, Kesh, Keiken

Eva Fischer
www.civa.at/hubs
hubs.mozilla.com/5qrn2bn/free-spaces-a-new-social