GLITCH
This video shows a livecoding performance by Dave Griffiths in which Atari's Missile Command is slowly rewritten to be a piece of abstract machinima. Griffiths lives in Falmouth, Cornwall. LINK : Dave Griffith Submitted by Matteo Bittanti
EVENT
foci + loci ((Tamara Yadao and Chris Burke) performed a live version of "F. T. Mari(o)netti" at Vector Game Art Festival in Toronto on February 23, 2013. Like 200 Keyholes, this performance also uses LittleBigPlanet 2 as both platform and medium. From Futurism to Fascism, in a
GAME ART
GameScenes is conducting a series of interviews with artists, critics, curators, and gallery owners operating in the field of Game Art, as part of an ongoing investigation of the social history of this fascinating artworld. Our goal is to illustrate the genesis and evolution of a phenomenon that changed the
PERFORMANCE
Quebec-based artist and designer Paolo Almario's "Corps & Espace" is a performance based on Carolyne Gauthier's ideas about the "human body immersed in a virtual world offered to the spectators as a perspective game." LINK: Paolo Almario Submitted by Matteo Bittanti
GAME
Can somebody please fully develop this game, Yuppie Paradise? Till Nagel's students Florian Kohne, Hans-Peter Kadel, Hannes Hoepfner, and Ferdi Hansen began working on the project in 2009 while completing their degree at the University of Applied Sciences Potsdam, Germany. The goal? "Players take on the
EVENT
The Itagaki Interface is the latest project by Daniele Hopkins and Kyle Duffield. The two formed a collaborative aptly titled Hopkins Duffield. The Itagaki Interface uses the artists' bodies to "challenge exaggerated representations of the human body in the fighting game Dead or Alive, created by Tomonobu Itakagi.
ART GAME
Banopticon (or Banoptikon) is an online single-player 3D computer game developed by the media arts collective Personal Cinema addressing the issue of immigration to and within the European Union. Under development since January of 2010, the game will be released at the end of April 2013. Personal Cinema collective
GAME ART
In Bren Watanabe's for(){}; a custom computer application with sound, projection mapped onto three wall mounted paintings, "there is no beginning or end to the game, just collecting and wandering, birthing and consuming, an arbitrary point system rising until your inevitable death and the birth of another
GAME ART
Tacit Group's "Game Over" performance at the Chicago's Museum of Contemporary Art. Tacit Group is a South Korean "audio-visual performance group established in early 2008 with vision of making new performance art while incorporating various disciplines like electro-acoustic music, contemporary visual
ARCADE
Brighton-based Ithaca Audio took a " look back at 35 years of video game music (Space Invaders, released in 1978 was the first game to have a continuous soundtrack), picked some of our favourites and mashed them with other tracks we love." (Ithaca) Check out also the previous
GAME ART
Coll.eo, Remote Play, four layouts, 2013 (Photographs by Kija Lucas) "Four layouts comprised of one diecast RQ-1 Predator drone replica produced by Maisto (as part of their “Fresh Metal Tailwinds” series) or one diecast replica of a Mattel Matchbox SB94 Drone United Alliance (as part of the
MACHINIMA
"News report about the Battle of Aleppo, remixed with footage from a custom ArmA 2 campaign based on the Syrian Civil War." (Kent Sheely) This is absolutely brilliant. LINK : Kent Sheely Submitted by Matteo Bittanti Related articles Book: Kent Sheely's "First Person: War Stories from