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digital sparks 2003

We are delighted with the tremendous response to the digital sparks 2003 competition. Students from a wide range of different media courses submitted a total of 135 projects. This increase of almost 100% not only underlines the keen interest of students at media colleges and university faculties, it also reflects the commitment of teachers and lecturers too. We would like to thank everyone involved.
For the first time ever, students from the fields of architecture, art education and theatre were able to submit projects in the new category "Media production and communication". Each project was assessed by two of the total of [link 01] 59 experts who nominated 46 entries for assessment by the final [link 02] panel of judges.
The winners received their prizes at an award ceremony at [link 03] Ars Electronica on September 10th 2003. They each received a [link 04] production scholarship worth EUR 2,500 and had the opportunity to present their work to an audience of specialists at the official ceremony.

Presentation of the projects

On September 10th 2003, the award ceremony for digital sparks 2003 was held during the [link 05] Ars Electronica Festival in Linz, Austria. The winners presented their work as part of the evening event which will was attended by famous names from the field of media culture.
A detailed documentation about the 2003 competition can be downloaded as a [link 06] [PDF | 3,7 MB] document (sorry, German only).
All submissions to the 2003 competition can be viewed online in the interactive [link 07] map of colleges and universities.

The digital sparks 2003 team

Design and management: [link 08] Monika Fleischmann and [link 09] Wolfgang Strauss

Organisation and implementation: Diane Müller

Editorial team and assistants: Gabriele Blome, Jochen Denzinger, Katja Heckes, Kai-Uwe Kunze, Stefan Paal, Daniel Pfuhl, Felix Schmitz-Justen, Thomas Unger.

Partner

This year, prize-winners had the opportunity to present their work at the [link 10] Ars Electronica in Linz, Austria.
A brief description of the projects awarded 2001-2003 together with the jury statements can be found in the digital sparks mini booklet (sorry, German only):
screen-version [link 11] [PDF |2 MB], print-version [link 12] [PDF | 8,4 MB].

Liste der Links in der Seite:

[link 01]http://netzspannung.org/digital-sparks/03/jury/?lang=en#anchor2
[link 02]http://netzspannung.org/digital-sparks/03/jury/?lang=en#anchor1
[link 03]http://www.aec.at/de/festival/programm/project.asp?area=12&iProjectID=12043
[link 04]http://netzspannung.org/digital-sparks/production-grants/en
[link 05]http://www.aec.at/
[link 06]documents/digital-sparks_03.pdf
[link 07]http://netzspannung.org/digital-sparks/flashmap/
[link 08]http://www.imk.fraunhofer.de/sixcms/detail.php?id=1187&_lang=en
[link 09]http://www.imk.fraunhofer.de/sixcms/detail.php?id=1236&_lang=en
[link 10]http://www.aec.at/de/festival/programm/
[link 11]documents/digital-sparks_Kurzdarstellung.pdf
[link 12]documents/digital-sparks_Kurzdarstellung_Printversion.pdf