BMW / PLAYGROUND Radical Software Group / P.S.K. Group / Austrian Broadcasting Company / Dreamworks / Monsters Inc. / The Synthetic Character Group / HP / /
Country
Sweden / France / Japan / Austria / United States / Canada / Australia / United Kingdom / India / /
Currency
EUR / /
Facility
NHK Digital Stadium / The Mill / Austrian Broadcasting Company’s Upper Austria Regional Studio / /
IndustryTerm
freestyle computing category / digital media / digital media art / /
Ana-Maria Avram / Jonathan Gay / Alexandra Jugovic / Harvey Manuel Fallmann / Silvia Schweinöster / Helmut Weber / Georg Gruber / David Rokeby / Michael Saup / Christine Schöpf / Andrew Stanton / Crispin Jones / Maia Gusberti / Peter Kuthan / Martin Kucera / Lars Magnus Holmgren (Dr) / David Silverman / Wolf Karola Hummer / Scott Gibbons / Horace Ip / Jason Watts / Sabine Bitter / Erich Semlak / Florian Schmitt / Marian Kogler / Stephan Hamberger / Michael Aschauer / Thomas Schneider / Dominik Jais / Frankenskippy / Elan Lee / Mika Taanila / Alejandra Salinas / Raz Mesinai / Francisco López / Carl Michael von Hausswolff / Alex Tang Chi-Chung / Volker Morawe / Greg Shakar / Josef Deinhofer / Tetsuya Mizuguchi / Marina Rosenfeld / Yasmin Sohrawardy / Lee Unkrich / Philipp Luftensteiner / Kenneth Tin-Kin Hung / /
Prix Ars Electronica 2002 The Prix Ars Electronica, staged by the Austrian Broadcasting Company’s Upper Austria Regional Studio, is the annual exhibition of the state-of-the-art of digital media art. Eighteen cash awards totaling 109,900 Euros will be handed out at a ceremony