Public Netbase focused on aiding the development of electronic art and the impact of the nascent World Wide Web on culture.
 Its own online presence earned it an award for distinction at the Prix Ars Electronica in 1995.
 Much of the web space provided through Public Netbase supported Austrian artists, although some hosted projects, such as the Transformation Story Archive, had wider recognition.
 The physical location in the Museumsquartier was also used for sponsored events, ranging from art symposia to a conference of the Association of Autonomous Astronauts to a "lecture/performance/event" by Critical Art Ensemble about biotechnology  and a number of conferences/exhibitions such as ROBOTRONIKA (1998) and SYNWORLD (1999).
Public Netbase focused on aiding the development of electronic art and the impact of the nascent World Wide Web on culture.  Its own online presence earned it an award for distinction at the Prix Ars Electronica in 1995.  Much of the web space provided through Public Netbase supported Austrian artists, although some hosted projects, such as the Transformation Story Archive, had wider recognition.  The physical location in the Museumsquartier was also used for sponsored events, ranging from art symposia to a conference of the Association of Autonomous Astronauts to a "lecture/performance/event" by Critical Art Ensemble about biotechnology  and a number of conferences/exhibitions such as ROBOTRONIKA (1998) and SYNWORLD (1999).
Public Netbase