PERFORMANCE - GameScenes (Page 3)

MUSIC

Game Art: Pammela Rojas'" RGB v.1.5" (live) (2011)

"Real-time visual improvisation with 80s video game aesthetics using a full visual composition created in Quartz Composer. Completely original scenes and characters. Scenes, lightning, motion and color were designed for live interaction with iPad Touch OSC and a Play Station 3 Controller. Electronic music improvisation. The sound of each

GAME ART

Game Art: Eva and Franco Mattes aka 01.ORG's "I know that it's all a state of mind" (2011)

Eva and Franco Mattes aka 0100101110101101.ORG, I know that it's all a state of mind, 2010, Performance in Second Life and Plymouth Art Centre Link: Eva and Franco Mattes Submitted by Matteo BIttanti

GAME ART

Event: Alexandar Castaneda and Mark Popeney's "irl: In Real Life" (05/26/2011 - 05/29/2011, HOOLIGAN Theatre Company,Los Angeles)

"August is an ex-gamer addict who is trying to pull his life back together with his girlfriend Molly. Against her wishes, August decides to keep a promise and meet up with his friends at a gaming convention. After being confronted by his former guildmates about his relationship with a

GAME ART

Game Art: Brody Condon's "DefaultProperties", (2006)

Brody CondonDefaultProperties, 2006, Modified Computer Game, Custom Computer "The first in a series of re-interpretations of Late Medieval Northern European religious paintings, DefaultPropeties is a non-interactive, animated recreation of the baptism scene from the Triptych of Jean des Trompes by Gerard David from 1505 using current game development technology

PERFORMANCE

Game Art: Matteo Bittanti + IOCOSE's "Game Arthritis" (2011)

Matteo Bittanti + IOCOSE, game arthritis, 2011link: Game Arthritislink: IOCOSElink: Matteo Bittanti

FILM

Game Art: John Bruneau's "Not a Hero (in the traditional sense)" (2007)

"Dave embodies the fantasy of the banal. He lives in a world of paperwork and office politics not demon slaying and magic. Dave is the fantasy character's fantasy. He doesn't have to worry about warring factions or situations of life and death. Like many Americans,

GAME ART

Game Art: Matteo Bittanti's "Growing avatars" (2011)

Matteo Bittanti, Growing avatars, digital photograph of 3D prints, 2011 link

ART GAME

Event: <<<(((Mods & Hackers)))>>> (Paul Young Gallery, Los Angeles, May 26 - August 30 2011)

Eva & Franco Mattes, My Generation, installation, 2010 "Our world is now defined by digital technologies and communication in ways that we've never experienced before. Therefore, if an artist is to be truly contemporary, he or she must come to terms with that language and transform it

MODDING

Tools: Chris "paperkettle" Novello's "illucia. a modular codebending instrument" (2011)

"Codebending is the exploration of software with "patch points." Patch points expose the inner workings of computer programs, and allow for atypical connections between things like games, music making software, office suites, etc. illucia is a USB device with physical jacks that correspond to software patch points,

EVENT

Event: BLIP FESTIVAL NEW YORK 2011 Fifth Anniversary Edition (May 19-21 2011 @ Eyebeam, New York)

"BLIP FESTIVAL NEW YORK 2011 Fifth Anniversary Edition May 19-21 2011 · at Eyebeam 540 West 21st Street · New York NY 10011 US Propelled forth from the forgotten abyss of yesterday’s future is Blip Festival NYC 2011. Co-presented by 8bitpeoples and The Tank, Blip Festival showcases the best creations

EVENT

Game Art: Keyvane Alinaghi's "Boo!" (2010)

"An Interactive Installation for a Large Group of Viewers, 2010 Technical Direction and Art Direction : Keyvane Alinaghi 3D Infography : Simon Lebon (Meconopsys) Dedicated software development : Damien Marchal With support from the DICREAM, the EnsadLab, as part of the school’s research program on relational set-ups. Additional support from the

MUSIC

Game Art: Andrew Bucksbarg's "Circuit Bending - Lord Galaga Remix Performance II" (2011)

"Video performance using a hacked Jakks Pacific's Namco TV Games - Ms. Pac-Man Collection unit, a custom controller and Pure Data to perform with. Introduced in 1981, the Galaga arcade game became a classic alien invasion game for the company Namco. Twenty-five years into the future, GalagaRemix