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| | Afterimage: Ars Electronica: Linz, Austria - September 2-6, 1996 |
 | | The fabulous thing about Ars Electronica is that as an annual festival and symposium, and now a permanent museum, it so strongly supports electronic artwork, experimentation and research. |
 | | The city of Linz augments the festival by holding events and exhibitions at diverse locations including the Design Center, the Offenes Kulturhaus, the Landesmuseums Francisco Carolinum and the Parkbad (indoor pool), where an interactive audio installation entitled "Liquid Cities" by Michel Redolfi of France acoustically linked swimmers with Internet participants. |
 | | At Stadtwerkstatt, a local bar, Peter Donke, Peter Hauenschild, Thomas Lehner and Georg Ritter of Austria created "Glasfieber," an interactive bowling piece in which glass bottles were knocked down by a stainless steel ball, the sounds of which were amplified in the space, with pictures and sounds simultaneously transmitted live to the Net. |
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