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Art Game: "Arcrane" (2011)
"Four-player absurdist crane game by Utrecht School of the Arts students for FourceLabs." Link: Arcrane Submitted by Matteo Bittanti (via Kars Alfrink)
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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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Game Art: Bansky's "Cardinal Sin" (2011)
Link: Basky Submitted by Matteo Bittanti
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Game Art: Joshua Taylor's "//NOT REAL LIFE" (2011)
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Art Game: Mark Williams & Todd Nelling's "Chroma" (work in progress)
"Chroma is a multiplayer 3rd person shooter with an exciting new approach to the genre. Chroma’s art style uses simple, geometric shapes, bright, basic colors, and iconic 8-bit (1-byte?) sounds to create an abstract, retro look and feel." (Jamie Giannini) Link: Chroma Submitted by Matteo Bittanti All
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Game Art: Sébastien Linage's "On the Run" (2011) and "Slow Down" (2011)
Sébastien Linage, On the Run, digital video, 2011Sébastien Linage, Slow Down, digital video, 2011 Sébastien Linage is a Freench artist, designer and creative director. "On the Run" (2011) and "Slow Down" are edited videos showcasing the environments he and other designers at EA created for EA&
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Game Art: Temme Barkin-Leeds's "Shooters" (2011)
Temme Barkin-Leeds, Video Games Series: Defending Area, 2011, oil,mixed media and digital media on canvas, 30" x 44"Temme Barkin-Leeds, Video Games Series: Pause (detail) mixed media on canvas, 30 x 44"Temme Barkin-Leeds, Video Games Series: Farther Than The Russians Did, 2011, mixed media on
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Game Art: Temme Barkin-Leeds's "Invasion" (2011)
Temme Barkin-Leeds's stop-motion animation of painting within a video game world presented at The American University Museum culminating screening event of video art by current B.A. and M.F.A. students enrolled in the Studio Art Program on December 7 2011. All of the individual moving image
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Event reminder: "The Kill Screen Dialogues" (December 16 2011, New Museum, New York)
"When are games more than games? When they are communicating with others? Although videogames are bigger than ever, they are often perceived as cultural silos and not in conversation with other art forms or cultures. In conjunction with videogame arts and culture company Kill Screen, Rhizome invites you to
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Call for Images: "The Art of Video Games" (Smithsonian American Art Museum)
"The Art of Video Games exhibition (opening March 16, 2012) will explore how game designers combine visual effects with narrative, audio, and player interaction to create immersive and meaningful experiences. To celebrate this ground-breaking exhibition, we are looking for photographs that show how video games can inspire creativity! These
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Game Art: Poolwide's "Google Shoot View" (2011)
Link: Shoot View (site down, currently 12/12/2011) Submitted by Matteo Bittanti (via Kottke)
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Art Game: Terry Cavanagh's "At a distance" (2011)
"At a Distance is a two player puzzle game, created by Terry Cavanagh for NYU Game Center's 2011 No Quarter Exhibition. It's designed to be played on two computers running side by side. It's a game about solitude in shared experiences." Link:
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Game Art: Giovanni Fredi's "Blip Festival 2011: Live from Tokyo" (2011)
A small but juicy selection of photographs taken by Giovanni Fredi, an Italian photographer fascinated by tech-subcultures, at Blip Festival 2011, which took place in Tokyo on October 2nd and 23rd. You can read the related article (in Italian) on WIRED.it. We've covered Fredi's previous