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Baden Pailthorpe, Cadence, 2013, installation view Baden Pailthorpe (b. 1984, Canberra, Australia) is a contemporary artist. Situated predominantly within the field of new media, Pailthorpe’s work increasingly exposes the growing reach and the subtle operations of contemporary militarism, institutions and power. He has participated in over sixty solo and
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File under "culture jamming"? LINK : eCola
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Georgie Roxby Smith, 99 Problems [WASTED], still frame from installation Born in 1976 in Melbourne, Australia, Georgie Roxby Smith works across a range of disciplines exploring new pathways between virtual and physical worlds. Employing a variety of tools - including 3D graphics, live performance, shared virtual and gaming spaces, installation
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A young artist from Buckinghamshire, Ollie Ma’ is currently studying Photography at Nottingham Trent University. His practice deals "with feelings of dislocation and disconnection and has been informed by the theatrical conventions of epic theatre, as well as the form of storytelling pioneered by John Wyndham called logical fantasy&
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Akihiko Taniguchi is an artist working and living in Japan. He teaches at Musashino Art Univ and Joshibi University of Art and Design. He creates installations, performances and video works using self-built devices and software. In recent years, he concentrates on net art work. and sometimes VJing. Main exhibitions include
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Brent Watanabe is an American artist living and working in Seattle, Washington State. After graduating in Drawing and Painting at the University of Washington, Watanabe has produced a series of projects using systems-based environments operating like networked video game engines and populated by code-generated characters and objects, each with their
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Hugo Arcier, Ghost City, 2016, installation view, Lux Scène Nationale Valence (c) Hugo ArcierIn Hugo Arcier's new installation, the architecture of Grand Theft Auto becomes a reflective and ruminative experience. Inspired by Lucrece's De rerum natura, Ghost City immerses the viewer in a phantasmatic urban environment,
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GAMES AS ARTS/ARTS AS GAMES From the 10th to the 23rd of October 2016 at The POLY Falmouth24 Church street, Falmouth, CornwallCurated by Tanya Krzywinska (The Games Academy) in collaboration with the MetaMakers "Videogames are often described in terms of folk art. Sensationalized as fairy tale monsters, seducers
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Paolo Pedercini's artistic practice focuses on the relationship between electronic entertainment and ideology. His machinima Welcome to the Desert of the Real (2006) is currently on display in the level of GAME VIDEO/ART. A SURVEY. Below is an exclusive interview for GAME VIDEO/ART. A SURVEY, produced
CONCEPTUAL
The most interesting artworks in the field of Game Art are often conceptual. An example is Tom Durley's I'd Rather Be Playing Tetris (2007), which sits under the umbrella of participatory art. In this piece, the audience was given the chance to either play a game
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In this multimedia project by Peter Burr, written and Co-Designed by Porpentine, games are used both as an the aesthetic horizon and as a narrative device. As Burr explains, In video games, there is the concept of a dungeon that generates itself: an endlessly mutating death labyrinth. Cave Exits sets
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A screenshot of SimCity 3000, one of the games depicting London which are now part of the Museum of London collection Foteini Aravani, Digital Curator of the Museum of London, has been collecting video games depicting, or rather simulating the city of London. Aravani explains: "Building upon the museum’