In the context of servus.at, the term ARTIST RUN DATA CENTER (ARDC) refers to a series of virtual machines (VMs) within the server cluster that artists and collectives use as an experimental production space.

This publication presents a series of conversations with key actors from the context of servus.at and the communities of radical net cultures around the Art Meets Radical Openness Festival. These are ARTISTS who are RUNNING independent, experimental, radical and cultural DATA CENTERS.

Published by servus.at – kunst und kultur im netz
Edited by dvd
Participants/Contributors: Davide Bevilacqua Manu Luksch Franz Xaver STWST Tanja Brandmayr Claus Harringer Didi Kressnig Aileen Derieg Christoph Nebel Thomas Warwaris Us©hi Reiter Peter Wagenhuber Lurk Chae & Kamo vo ezn In-grid Inari Wishiki irational.org Aymeric Mansoux Bleu255 Joak
ISBN: 978-3-9504200-3-6

ReARDC Publication File

https://publications.servus.at/2024-Artists-Running-Data-Centers/

Published by servus.at
Editor: Davide Bevilacqua
Project coordination & production management: Davide Bevilacqua & Sophie Morelli
Interviews: Davide Bevilacqua & Vinzenz Landl
Glossary: Joak & Nami Kim
Text Editing: Tomiris Dmitrievskikh, Viktoria Angyal, Davide Bevilacqua
Graphic Design: Ivan Sukhov
Edition of 400 copies
Printed by Gutenberg-Werbering, Anastasius-Grün-Straße 6, 4020 Linz
Font: Arial Black, FA_XBSOQMTNUO
Thanks to: Manu Luksch, Markus Panholzer, Michal Klodner, Ushi Reiter, Aileen Derieg, Mathilde Spitzer, Franz Xaver, Christoph Nebel, Didi Kressnig, Ushi Reiter, Sabina Köfler, Thomas Warwaris, Peter Wagenhuber, Tanja Brandmayr, Claus Harringer, the Stadtwerkstatt, the Versorgerin, Kamo and Chae, In-Grid, Vo Ezn, Inari Wishiki, irational.org, Aymeric Mansoux, bleu255, LURK, Joak

This Publication is part of the servus.at project Re:ARDC
Re:ARDC Project coordination: Davide Bevilacqua
Re:ARDC Project & Web design: Sophie Morelli
Re:ARDC Web development: Federico Poni
Re:ARDC Platform development: Markus Panholzer, Michal Klodner
Re:ARDC Communication, finances & support: Aimilia Liontou
Re:ARDC Support, texts, community survey: Vinzenz Landl

This publication is made possible with the fund and support from:
Digitale Transformation, Bundeskanzleramt and the yearly funding from Bundeskanzleramt, Land Oberösterreich, Linz Kultur.