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.
ART GAME
The SPIELSALON will take place from July 13 - 17 2011 at the Kasseler Kunstverein in the Fridericianum, Friedrichsplatz 18. The opening hours are 11 am – 8 pm. The opening is on 12. July at 7 pm. The Fridericianum is not only the main venue of documenta the largest exhibition of
ART GAME
"Esper Domino", a wireless domino game developed by students at the IAMAS Ubiquitous Interaction Research Group Exhibition at AXIS Gallery in Japan. "Esper Dominoes is a system that allows, blocks that are not physically touching to fall in a sequential manner through wireless communication. In this system
ART GAME
Japanese traditional sword drawing project eveloped by Takanori Endo, Kyo Akabane, Yasuyuki Suki at the Institute of Advanced Media Arts and Sciences + Studio1 Interactive Media + Ubiquitous Interaction Research Group in Japan. Link: Jarashi Submitted by Matteo BIttanti
ART GAME
Wireless Cooking Mama-like game ("Play dynamic cooking for men") developed by Yasuyuki Suki at the Institute of Advanced Media Arts and Sciences + Studio1 Interactive Media + Ubiquitous Interaction Research Group in Japan. Link: Jarashi Submitted by Matteo BIttanti
EVENT
Artspy's video documentation of Joseph Delappe's exhibition in Beijing as posted on youku.Screen Shot - Solo Exhibition - Curated by Gordon Laurin Where Where Exhibition Space, Beijing, China July 9th through July 29th LINK "Joseph DeLappe: Screen Shot Screen Shot represents Joseph DeLappe’s ongoing work
DOCUMENTARY
Link: Metaverse TV Submitted by Matteo Bittanti
GAME
Pilvi Takala, Players, 7:50 min video (16:9), 2010 [video excerpt] ""Players" portrays a community of 6 poker professionals who live among a larger poker community in Bangkok. Playing poker is more just a way to make money than a passion for them, but the rules
GAME ART
Baden Pailthorpe, "Formation (difference and repetition) II", digital video, 2011 I find Pailthorpe's series fascinating and mesmerizing. These works defy easy classifications. To fully appreciate their uncanny nature, one must watch these videos several times, or maybe just once. They are both intense and light, simple
GAME ART
"This application was made for the Music Hack Day at the Sonar Festival, Barcelona 2011. The game is meant for two people playing music. One person plays wooble bass, controlling with one hand the pitch and with the other, the LFO and Cutting frequency of the filter. The other
INSTALLATION
"Black Swan confronts the viewer with an installation of thirteen Fruit Machines silently and perpetually running through their demo track of flashing lights, cascading in random and geometrical sequences. [...] Miles Thurlow was born in 1975 in Colchester, Essex and lives and works in Newcastle and Gateshead, UK." Link:
MODDING
"The underlying idea here is something along the lines of a realtime VJ-like performance tool. This is a work in progress. Using openFrameworks, Kinect point-cloud data is collected in a sequence of frames that can be saved to disk and played back on demand. Points beyond a
PIXEL ART
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