Manuela Naveau

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Manuela Naveau (* 1972 as Manuela Pfaff Berger ) is an Austrian artist and curator of the Ars Electronica . Your place of work and residence is Linz .

Life

Naveau studied at the Art University Linz . In 1997 she became active as an artist and curator nationally and internationally. In 2003 she returned to Linz to work as a curator and project manager for Ars Electronica. Together with the artistic director of Ars Electronica Linz GmbH, Gerfried Stocker, she developed the Ars Electronica Export department , which she has also been in charge of since then.

In addition to her work at Ars Electronica, Naveau is doing a PhD thesis on “Crowd & Art”, literally “new forms of participation in artistic processes via the medium of the Internet and their influence on a changing artistic practice”.

She has been married to Nicolas Naveau since 2010, with whom she has a son (* 2009).

Web links

  • Manuela Naveau: Crowd & Art , the artist's homepage on crowdandart.at , last accessed on September 22, 2012

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c d Manuela Naveau: About Me , subpage on crowdandart.at (see web links), last accessed on September 22, 2012
personal data
SURNAME Naveau, Manuela
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Pfaffenberger, Manuela (maiden name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian artist and curator of Ars Electronica
DATE OF BIRTH 1972