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Game Art: AES' "Last Riot 1 & 2" (2005-2007)

"Last Riot, Last Riot 2 AES+F group, 2005-2007""The virtual world generated by the real world of the past twentieth century as the organism coming from a test-tube, expands, leaving its borders and grasping new zones, absorbs its founders and mutates in something absolutely new. In

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Game Art: Patrick Lambert's (aka elfguy) renders (2007-2009)

"Yesterday I started an experiment, which was to figure out how well I could integrate game models into typical art renders. I went back to Steam and experimented with exporting tons of them out. I hit some roadblocks but found out how to do it pretty efficiently. The Source

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Game Art: Matteo Bittanti and Claudio Tradardi's "ObamAds" (2009)

manipulated screenshots, various resolutions, 2009 Link

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Game Art: Jon Rafman's "Arcade Hustler" (2009)

"Combining essay, documentary, and narrative-fiction, the film weaves the tale of a legendary gamer's struggle for redemption. 2009 | digital video | color | sound | approx. 60 minutes (in progress)" (Jon Rafman, image: courtesy of the artist) [youtube channel] [link]

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Game Art: Joshua Dlitz "6 Days" (2009)

Machinima artist Joshua Diltz has just released "6 Days", an experimental documentary that examines the consequences of a military conflict that rages over a period of six consecutive days in a virtual game world. Through the lens of both a static and roaming ground camera, the movie captures

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Game Art: Cory Arcangel's "Beat The Champ (Sega Genesis Championship Bowling: Dana)" (2008)

Cory Arcangel, "Beat the Champ (Sega Genesis Championship Bowling: Dana)" (2008) [Images courtesy of the artist + and/or gallery]

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Game Art: Daniel Everett's "Speed Run" (2008)

Daniel Everett "Speed Run" is an installation showing a classic NES game, Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!! start to finish, no codes, no continues – 24 minute exposure completion time Daniel Everett, "Speed Run" Detail of the game [images courtesy of Daniel Everett - original post here]

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Game Art: Paolo Pedercini's "Welcome to the Desert of the Real" (2009)

Welcome to the desert of the real from paolo pedercini on Vimeo.Paolo Pedercini's "Welcome to the Desert of the Real" (2009) Reverse propaganda video. WTTDOTR is a Machinima filmed with America's Army, the recruiting game produced by the department of Defense. Text from

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Game Art: Joe Zane's "Video Game Paintings" (2003-2004)

Asteroids 36 in. X 48 in. 2003 Battlezone 36 in. X 48 in. 2004 Battlezone 2 36 in. X 48 in. 2004 Star Wars 36 in. X 48 in. 2004 [all images courtesy of the artist] "Joe Zane is an American artist born in 1971. He is best known

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Game Art: Andrew Venell

A guide to simulating Andrew Venell Andrew Venell (b. Lake Forest, IL, 1979) is a multimedia artist based in San Francisco, California. His new media, hypertext, collage and experiential artworks address his ongoing interests in urbanism, surveillance, food advertising, safety instructions, shopping malls, televised disasters, flaneurie, overenthusiastic child models, technological

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Game Art: Anita Fontaine & Mike Pelletier

ghostgarden from mike pelletier on Vimeo.knightshift from Anita Fontaine on Vimeo.Underland from Anita Fontaine on Vimeo. CuteXdoom II installation: Gallery of Modern Art, Australia All images courtesy of the artist "Anita Fontaine’s fantastical modifications, media interventions and new media explorations radically repurpose contemporary technology to surprising

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Game Art: Jeremiah Palecek

Road Rash III – Acrylic on Masonite – Fall of 2002 720 - oil on canvas - 2007 Dust 2 – Oil on Canvas – 2003 Metroid - Oil on Canvas - 2007 Super Mario Bros. - oil on canvas - 2007 Crazy German Kid - oil on canvas - 2007"The crazy