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.
GAME ART
Machinima artist Joshua Diltz has just released "6 Days", an experimental documentary that examines the consequences of a military conflict that rages over a period of six consecutive days in a virtual game world. Through the lens of both a static and roaming ground camera, the movie captures
GAME ART
Cory Arcangel, "Beat the Champ (Sega Genesis Championship Bowling: Dana)" (2008) [Images courtesy of the artist + and/or gallery]
GAME ART
Daniel Everett "Speed Run" is an installation showing a classic NES game, Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!! start to finish, no codes, no continues – 24 minute exposure completion time Daniel Everett, "Speed Run" Detail of the game [images courtesy of Daniel Everett - original post here]
GAME ART
Welcome to the desert of the real from paolo pedercini on Vimeo.Paolo Pedercini's "Welcome to the Desert of the Real" (2009) Reverse propaganda video. WTTDOTR is a Machinima filmed with America's Army, the recruiting game produced by the department of Defense. Text from
GAME ART
Asteroids 36 in. X 48 in. 2003 Battlezone 36 in. X 48 in. 2004 Battlezone 2 36 in. X 48 in. 2004 Star Wars 36 in. X 48 in. 2004 [all images courtesy of the artist] "Joe Zane is an American artist born in 1971. He is best known
GAME ART
A guide to simulating Andrew Venell Andrew Venell (b. Lake Forest, IL, 1979) is a multimedia artist based in San Francisco, California. His new media, hypertext, collage and experiential artworks address his ongoing interests in urbanism, surveillance, food advertising, safety instructions, shopping malls, televised disasters, flaneurie, overenthusiastic child models, technological
ART GAME
ghostgarden from mike pelletier on Vimeo.knightshift from Anita Fontaine on Vimeo.Underland from Anita Fontaine on Vimeo. CuteXdoom II installation: Gallery of Modern Art, Australia All images courtesy of the artist "Anita Fontaine’s fantastical modifications, media interventions and new media explorations radically repurpose contemporary technology to surprising
GAME ART
Road Rash III – Acrylic on Masonite – Fall of 2002 720 - oil on canvas - 2007 Dust 2 – Oil on Canvas – 2003 Metroid - Oil on Canvas - 2007 Super Mario Bros. - oil on canvas - 2007 Crazy German Kid - oil on canvas - 2007"The crazy
EVENT
VIDEO GAMES: Tales of Play, Adventures of the Unexpected 23 July - 4 October 2009 Centro Fundación Telefónica Lima, PeruOfficial siteBrochure: Download Videojuegos_ficha_previsita “VIDEO GAMES: Tales of Play, Adventures of the Unexpected” is an exhibition on the fantasy worlds and the gaming territories of our times. Through the
GAME ART
Remap Berlin from Marco Cadioli on Vimeo. "Remap Berlin introduces a series of b&w photographs shot in the virtual world Twinity, a mirror world that reproduces a realistic 3D replica of Berlin. The photos shot in Twinity, are then geo localized in google maps, re-mapped from virtual
EVENT
Aram Bartholl's WoW" workshop/performance at Laguna Art Museum 11.7.2009 during the exhibition 'WoW: emergent media phenomenon' Click here for the full set of pictures on flickrrelated
GAME ART
"Me Vs. The Argots" (2006) is a single channel video (5:33 mins) created by Indonesian artist Ritzki R. Utama (oQ) (1982-) and exhibited at the Singapore Biennale in 2008. Here's the curator's statement: "The game ends when the screen flashes: Insert More