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It doesn’t take long to find new targetsPrivate view: 7th December, 6-9pm8th - 16th December 2017The Take Courage Gallery388 New Cross Rd, London SE14 6TYCurated by Bob Bicknell-Knight An exhibition examining the constructed worlds that we choose to inhabit online, the power of video games as an interactive medium,
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The fifth edition of Game On! will take place at the Cultural Center of Science in Buenos Aires, Argentina from December 9 until the 17. The exhibition features 30 artworks from 23 different countries including Argentina, France, Portugal, United States, Scotland, Brazil, England, Mexico, Spain, Germany, Poland, Israel, Switzerland and
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Press release Beautiful new worlds Virtual realities in contemporary art November 11, 2017–April 8, 2018 Zeppelin Museum Seestraße 22 88045 Friedrichshafen Germany Hours: Tuesday–Sunday 10am–5pm The introduction of virtual reality has led to a pictorial revolution that is radically changing not only our perception of images, but
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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS Vector Festival 2018 Topic: Born Digital Deadline: Saturday, December 23rd 2017 (midnight) Now entering its sixth year, Vector Festival is a participatory and community-oriented event showcasing artistic practices that engage critically with new media and digital game technologies. Presenting works across a dynamic range of exhibitions, screenings,
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Rindon Johnson investigates the notion of representation in video games by using 2K Games' NBA 2k16' facial recognition tool. The result is Away with You, a critical study of the ideologies embedded within the in-game editor. As Johnson writes: NBA 2k16's facial recognition software can not
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A glimpse into Paolo Pedercini's new project, an experiential essay for Virtual Reality about the relationship between gaze and violence, A Short History of the Gaze. Click the image below to see more (no pun intended). SmallTalk with Paolo Pedercini LINK : Paolo Pedercini
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In these dystopic, desperate times, this utopian, retrofuturistic, eminently nostalgic take on virtual reality (featuring an exhilarating mini-interview with David Bowie from the late Nineties) is anachronistically remarkable. LINK : Amelie Marcoud