Exhibition

In Real Life

My Tour Of Deus Ex Art Ended In The Bathroom

5:30AM July 30, 2011 | Stephen Totilo

In SoHo, New York City, down among the art galleries, there is an exhibition for Deus Ex: Human Revolution. It’s in the Wooster Street Social Club, where they have a wall of posters promoting the virtues of human augmentation and a wall of posters that protest against it. More »

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Sneezing Radio, Human Avatar Machine, And Other Museum Pieces

8:00AM July 28, 2011 | Stephen Totilo

We expect objects to talk to us. That’s the core concept of the excellent exhibition Talk to Me running now, through November 7 at New York’s Museum of Modern Art. If you are interested in video games, radios that sneeze, Rubik’s Cubes for the blind or any of the many other ways. More »

News

Smithsonian Picks The Games Of Its Art Of Video Games Exhibit

5:20AM May 6, 2011 | Mike Epstein

The Smithsonian American Art Museum revealed the winners of its public vote to decide what games will be featured in their exhibit, The Art of Video Games, today. The exhibit creates a visual history of the evolution of gaming from its humble beginnings through the present. The vote, which took place between February and April, helped to pick the majority of the exhibit, with only a few iconic selections guaranteed entry. More »

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Watch 15 Aussie Students Make A Game In Six Weeks

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3:06PM January 21, 2009 | David Wildgoose

As part of the gameOn exhibition currently residing at the State Library of Queensland, 15 game design students are currrently halfway through a project to design an entire game in just six weeks. Known as Studio gameOn, the Queensland University of Technology students commenced work on B-Movie on January 5 and must wrap it all up by February 13 when the challenge ends. Before then, however, they want your help!