AMRO on air

"Art Meets Radical Openness" (AMRO) is a biennial festival for art, hackti- vism and open cultures, organised since 2008 by the net culture initiative servus.at – Art & Culture on the Net, in collaboration with the Linz Universi- ty of the Arts, Departments of Time-Based Media and Visual Communicati- on. #AMRO26: „Becoming Unreadable“ Under the title "Becoming Unreadable", the 2026 edition of the AMRO Festi- val examines and critiques the digital conditions under which we live and work. It questions the notion that constant online omnipresence is normal and desirable, and traces these uncritical assumptions back into the realm of open-source software. This interconnectedness forms the basis of main- stream digital cultures and serves as a tool for pervasive surveillance and the exploitative appropriation of works and data by Big Tech, which deman- ds critical resistance. Alternative approaches to digital technologies such as non-commercial, ethical, more sustainable and community-building, will be presented and evaluated within the festival programme. The festival format AMRO26 combines a discursive and artistic programme with keynotes, panel discussions, lectures, workshops, showcases, exhibitions and performances. Events take place at multiple venues across Linz, including the afo – architecture forum upper austria as the main venue, as well as further partner locations. AMRO26 is conceived as a four-day, decentralized festival and includes: >Keynotes, panels and lectures >Workshops and showcases >Exhibitions and installations >Performances >Nightline >Open and experimental formats For more information about the festival and the program visit: <a href="https://radical-openness.org/en">https://radical-openness.org/en</a>

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AMRO on air

"Art Meets Radical Openness" (AMRO) is a biennial festival for art, hackti- vism and open cultures, organised since 2008 by the net culture initiative servus.at – Art & Culture on…

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