Matteo Bittanti is the co-author of GameScenes, art in the Age of Videogames with Domenico Quaranta. This website, which explores game-based artistic production, distributions, and discussion, was introduced in 2005.
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Bientôt l’été by Tale of Tales Dear Esther by Dan Pinchbeck J.S. Joust by Die Gute Fabrik Lifeless Planet by Stage 2 Studios Memory of a Broken Dimension by XRA Thirty Flights of Loving by Brendon Chung TRIP by Axel Shokk Zobeide – Robert Yang These are the games
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Developed by Thi Binh Minh Nguyen and Robert Frentzel, two students in the VR Design Program at the Burg Giebichenstein University of Art and Design Halle, The Gaudy Woods is a real-time VR stereoscopic game that uses an innovative kinetic controller composed of four tires (!) to guide a series of
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Kent Sheely, "Ready for Action: #4: True Crime", digital video, 2' 07", 2012 In the fourth installment of Sheely's "Ready for Action" series - a set of machinima focusing on the daily life of thugs from notoriously violent videogames, from Grand Theft
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Aled Davis, Street Fighter Art, digital print, 2012 From Left to right: "Button Basher", "Bros for Life", "Beat’Em Up AKA: Fist of Fei Long Street Fighter prints created for iam8bit’s Street Fighter 25th Anniversary art show, Combo Attack, by Aled Lewis LINK: Aled
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The latest A Maze event in Berlin curated by flux and Matthias Löwe: A Night of Machinima IX takes place on Saturday, 28. Juli 2012, Kino K18 in F-Hain @ Kreutziger Str.18 Berlin – Friedrichshain (Entry: 2 euros). Full description: "Together, A MAZE. Night of Machinima and MUTANTENKINO present the
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"This project combines the collective talents of musicians, dancers, programmers, designers and animators to create an amazing visual instrument. Creating music through motion is at the heart of this creation and uses the power of the Kinect to capture movement and translate it into music which is performed live
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TRIP is a 3D exploration art experiment created by Axel Shokk: "There’s not much to it, apparently, just wandering around exploring a world, checking out some animals. But what a world this is. It’s like an acid trip sat down and learned how to program in Unity.
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You might remember Stephan Schwingeler's interview on GameScenes. Recently, the German scholar and critic gave an engaging talk about Game Art at ZKM Karlsruhe (in German). Titled "Das digitale Spiel als künstlerisches Material", the video lecture is available via iTunes U (you will also find a
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Nicola Traversoni, Loveline, 2012, Mixed technique, 70 x 50 cmNicola Traversoni, Motel, 2012, Mixed technique, 70 x 50 cmNicola Traversoni, Memory, 2012, Mixed technique, 70 x 50 cmNicola Traversoni, Tsunami, 2012, Mixed technique, 70 x 50 cmNicola Traversoni, Old People Home, 2012, Mixed technique, 70 x 50 cmNicola Traversoni, born
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"Although existing art media have been transformed in the digital age, the advent of computers has brought new art forms into being. In the past, visual arts and music required both intellectual and physical skills, but in the present, computer programming permits people to make art just by using
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These drawings seem influenced by Q.bert and echochrome in equal measure. The Scripted Atrium acrylic, oil on canvas. 80cm x 110cm This reminds me of Introversion's games. NODULOR acrylic, oil on canvas.130cm x 180cm Either way, they are stimply stunning. His latest works are on display
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"Pong was the first. Its ability to entertain people for hours on end with no visible narrative or plot line was the feature that distinguished it from other forms of media, namely music and movies. It was the setting that counted here, and the setting alone. Of course, Pong’