A visualisation of the people within and around servus.at
2025
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For who(m) is the making?
d*sign week 2025
24th – 30th November 2025
Linz, Kulturverein zur Schießhalle, Stadtwerkstatt, University of Arts Linz
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31st MFRU: Esoteric eco-technology. Irrational calculation and conspiratorial networking
Fri, September 26 – Sun, October 5
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The Research Lab 2025 kicks off this month with an exploration of fluidic systems, a research initiated and developed by artist Ioana Vreme Moser, and accompanied by curator Diane Pricop
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As part of her research on permacomputing & postmarketOS, Chaline Bang is coming to servus.at for a short term residency.
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Wireless a benefit gut geschlafen
Linz Algorave satelliting the ICLC @STWST
20th May, 19:30
Stadtwerkstatt, Kirchengasse 4, 4040 Linz
With c_robo_ (US) Shelly Knotts (UK) Blaž Pavlica (SI) map(h) (CO-EU) Te-En Chen (TW) TOPLAP Linz
This Algorave night is organized by servus.at in cooperation with TOPLAP Linz, Stadtwerkstatt Linz, Ljudmila (Ljubliana) & willy*fred Linz.
The event is part of the satellite events of ICLC International Conference of Live Coding taking place in Barcelona 27th–30th May 2025.
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Servus.at curated the lecture program for the FMR 26 Prolog, taking place on 6th June 2025 in the area around Linz Schlossberg.
Lectures by Anna Kraher (AT), Valerie Messini (IT), Luka Prinčič (SI) and REINCANTAMENTO (IT/DE).
LINZ FMR is a biennial festival and format for artistic processes and positions, that reflects the ephemeral nature of our digital and connected present. The ever-advancing digitalization of everyday life implies an intense overlapping and layering of familiar physical, but also finely interwoven digital spaces. LINZ FMR focuses on the shifts, distortions and rifts that arise in this process and presents current artistic positions in this context.
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The second AMRO Research Lab deals with the Politics of Isolation and involves the artist and researcher Anna Kraher.
Within the 2025 Research Lab Anna works on two main threads: on one side the research about predictive temporalities in tech, on the other side the wider construct of the politics of isolation, seen as ideology shared among several Silicon Valley CEOs and also has concrete influence on the ways these people want to realize through tech a specific vision of the future – also for the rest of the world.
Supported by servus.at, Theater Phönix is currently undergoing a digitization process in which database-supported, automated, and algorithmic processes in theater operations are being explored. The project attempts to combine a critical examination of AI systems with their actual application in daily workflows. This is done in sessions with the Phönix team, with the help of a survey of the theater alliance, and with practical hands-on workshops led by experts.