ESSAY
Nana Asfour writes about Mark Tribe's photographic series Rare Earth on The New York Times, one of the most interesting game-inspired artworks of 2012. Here's an excerpt: Mark Tribe, Sawtooth Mountain, 2012LINK: "The Reality Behind Virtual War Zones" by Nana Asfour (The New
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Halo Ballet is a piece for live performers (piano, keyboard, percussion, harp or guitar) and electronic dancers, performed in real time within the Halo videogame environment by Toca Loca. A new performance will take place at Vector Game + Art Convergence in Toronto, Canada in just a few days (full schedule
EVENT
Harun Farocki, "Parallel," 2012. Still from two-channel HD video installation, color, sound; 17 minutes. "Parallel" (2012, 17 minutes) is Harun Farocki's most recent video installation, a visual meditation on the nature of computer-animated images. 'If film and photography interrogated the possibility
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Victor Morales, 30 seconds or more 13 - City Sketch, 2013, machinima based on live performance, 2013Victor Morales, 30 seconds or more 16 - City Stroll, machinima based on live performance, 2013 Victor Morales, 30 seconds or more 15, The Singularity's "Organs and Limbs" farm, machinima based on
BOOK
Kent Sheely's new book is now available on Lulu: videogame narrative with a first-person point of view perspective. The title? First Person: War Stories from Gamespace. Additional information about Sheely's ludic performances can be found here and here. Below is the full synopsis: "Avid
ART GAME
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
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Evan Roth, Angry Birds All Levels, 2012 An American artist based in Paris "who applies a hacker philosophy to an art practice that visualizes transient moments in public space, online and in popular culture", Evan Roth loves all sorts of games. Angry Birds All Levels "comments on
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Christopher Flower is a Montreal-based artist. His multi-disciplinary art practice draws from a variety of sources: conceptual art, illusionism, do-it-yourself invention, and Wikipedia. Between 2007 and 2008, Flower created a series of playful installation: Streetari (2007), a two-channel video installation in the form of a
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Performance by Christine Webster aka Wildo Hofmann: "LIMBIC is the third virtual 3D immersive sound composition i made in a game-like environement. Here we are on a Second Life simulation on Yuanjiao. The project was finished on January 2011and got the opportunity to be shown 3 month as
ARCADE
Arcades are dead therefore they are cool again. In fact, all dead media are alive and kicking, in a zombie-like state. As Mashall McLuhan suggests, we live in the age of perpetual/pervasive revivals. Take the First Friday's Artcade initiative which resuscitated 30 arcade cabinets for a
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Canadian artist Andre Elijah uses Maya to pay homage to the geometrical beauty of Mirror's Edge - another proof that digital games are environmental rather than narrative-driven. LINK : Andre Elijah Submitted by Matteo Bittanti
EVENT
"The Technoculture, Art and Games Research Centre (TAG) at Concordia University presents ‘Gaming Beyond Screens,’ a public symposium and arcade featuring digital games focused on physical interaction, movement and space. The symposium speakers include game designers, Bart Simon (TAG/Concordia), Doug Wilson (Die Gut Fabrik), Kaho Abe (Eyebeam Art