BOOK
If you read Italian, here's a book for you: An edited collection of essays on machinima featuring a variety of contributions on topics ranging from art to performance, appropriation and subversions. This is part of the ongoing Ludologica books series. Ttitle: Machinima! Teorie. Pratiche. Dialoghi. Edited by: Matteo
GAME ART
Roger Machado deconstructs vintage Atari games. Above: 1N=V4S10N. Below: Else_3rr0r. Both projects were released in 2012. LINK: Roger Machado related Submitted by Matteo Bittanti
ARCADE
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
GAME
A video of Marcel Conrado's interactive installation for Monstros, an exhibition that took place between Oct 12- Jan 13 2013 at the MUMA (Museu Metropolitano de Arte de Curitiba) of Portão, Curitiba - Brazil. LINK: Marciel Conrado Submitted by Matteo Bittanti
ART GAME
I tragically missed the UCLA Game Arts Festival 2013 this year, but the mighty Jonathan B. at Things to Do in LA has unleashed one of his killer reports. The first episode can be found here. The second is here. Can't wait to read more. Sneak preview: "
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A 25-minute video of Marco Mendeni's live piece that took place in Berlin on January 29, 2013. "I’m not playing" is an audiovisual performance the investigates the relationship between the videogame medium and the culture of simulation in the digital era. As Mendeni writes, "
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Roger Machado deconstructs Nintendo's seminal platform game. LINK: Roger Machado Submitted by Matteo Bittanti
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Australian artist Georgie Roxby Smith's latest project features Lara Croft performing a series of mundane activities. As Smith writes, "[F]or the first time in 2013 was re-imagined by a female writer, deeply conscious of finding a balance between “a man with boobs” and exploring areas of
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Cable Griffith, World Two Overview (Night), 2013, acrylic on canvas, 58 x 40 inches CASCADIA May 31 - June 21, 2013 Reception: May 31, 5 - 9pm Collar Works Troy, New York Exhibiting artists include: Aja Rose Bond, Anna Fidler, Michelle Forsyth, Cable Griffith, Britta Johnson, Molly Magai, and Ryan
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"Dadaist Game Art: The Digital Ready-Made and Absurdist Appropriation." This game installation promises the "excitement, glamour, fear, violence and mayhem of a genuine Middle Eastern battle!" and features "the revolutionary Borgcycle™, a sensor equipped bike that allows/forces users to get a heart-pounding workout while
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By far, one of the most exciting Game Art projects of the year. related: Ready for Action #1, Ready for Action #2, Ready for Action #3, Ready for Action #4, Ready for Action #5, Ready for Action #6, Ready for Action #7, Ready for Action #0 Bonus Round LINK : Kent
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"Ready, aim, fire: based on these three orders commonly used in video games, Tempo scaduto is an interactive installation which places the spectator in the paradoxical situation of having to take up position both physically as well as intellectually and morally, faced with an image and a story that