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Hugo Arcier, FPS, interactive installation, 2016 FPS is an interactive installation by French Artist Hugo Arcier featuring a soundtrack by Stéphane Rives and Frédéric Nogray also known as The Imaginary Soundscapes. Arcier created the piece as a response to the November 13th, 2015 terrorist attacks in Paris. As he writes:
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Anita Fontaine’s radical creations intersect art, fashion, advertising and technology. Celebrated as an artist, director and creative director, her work straddles virtual dimensions that verge on beauty and experimentation. Her future forward vision and hyper real aesthetic have evolved into a recognized brand, making her a favorite collaborator of
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Artist and game developer Christina Curlee is creating a series of art games based on philosophical concepts, psychological ideas, and artistic theory. Nicknamed "Phazero", Christine began her career as an installation artist, setting up complex immersive scenes and environments, but like several other young artists, became more and
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Roc Herms, Postcards from Home, 2015 As part of the collateral events series of GAME VIDEO/ART. A SURVEY , an exhibition about the intersection between video games and video art currently on display at Milan's IULM University, the curators are happy to announce the second presentation by Spanish
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Oscar Nodal, Through the Crumbling South Island, 2015 As part of the collateral events series of GAME VIDEO/ART. A SURVEY , an exhibition about the intersection between video games and video art currently on display at Milan's IULM University, the curators are happy to announce the first presentation
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This project by John Wikstrom is a visual interpretation of a comment about games and spirituality which appeared on YouTube. The comment was originally posted by original message here. Incidentally, I wrote about the same comment in my book about the phenomenology of racing games, Orizzonti di Forza.LINK: John
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Anna Eyler's new artwork is just brilliant. "Evoking at once the nature documentary and peep show, How to Explain Love to a Tape Measure is a series of machinima vignettes featuring flexible, geometric forms interacting within the Second Life world." (Eyler) Anna Eyler (b. 1987) is
Interview: Roc Herms
Above: open discussion with artist Roc Herms, artist/author/scholar Matteo Bittanti and Marco De Mutiis, Digital Curator at Fotomuseum, on the gamification of photography and on the relationship and interplay of photography and video games. Video by Fotomuseum, Winterthur. The panel took place on April 8 in Winterthur. Below:
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A geography of being is an installation that reflects upon the dynamics of the undocumented immigrant youths in the United States. The installation consists of wooden kinetic sculptures with animated displays titled “Undocumented Drones” and a video game t hat places the player in the role of an undocumented youth
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LOOPS is an ongoing series of brief animated loops with social commentary about politics, religion, ecology. Click on each animation to unravel the next.Born in San Francisco in 1971, Ricardo Miranda Zúñiga is an American new media artist who approaches art as a social practice that establishes dialogue in
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Beverly Mayeri, Video Game Man, 2012, ceramics, 14 × 9 × 7 in (c) Berverly Maeri"Beverly Mayeri is a studio artist living in the Bay Area. She earned a BA from UCBerkeley and her MA in sculpture at SFState. She had early exposure to watercolor painting watching her mother paint
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David Borawski, burn out and erased by the first rain, digital video with sound, 2010Borawski shot this video in/with Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. This machinima illustrates the notion of "going around in circles". As the artist explains, "The virtual biker does an extended circular burn