Users recommendations Users recommendationsState of Art - A Conversation with G.H. Hovagimyan Review by Mark Cooley | |
| Marc Garrett says An interesting interview with Mark Cooley interviewing the excellent New York artist G.H. Hovagimyan, conducted originally via email. - 11/8/10
Review of artist G. H. Hovagimyan and project State of Art - A Conversation with G.H. Hovagimyan |
Nick Macro (Artist) | |
| saul albert says Rest In Peace nick:... micro memorial: http://rip.spc.org/ - 16/7/10 |
Play on Meaning? - Computer games as art Review by Edward Picot | |
| Daniel Temkin says This is really a fascinating article, considering art-games that use types of story-telling that would simply not work in other media (written stories or films, etc). Roger Ebert should read this! - 12/7/10
Review of project Play on Meaning? - Computer games as art |
Play on Meaning? - Computer games as art Review by Edward Picot | |
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| Marc Garrett says Play on Meaning? - Computer games as art, is a fascinating, informative journey in text by Picot writing about 6 different games. The Princess Murderer by Geniwate and Deena Larsen, The Free Culture Game by Molleindustria The Marriage by Rod Humble, Samorost 2 by Amanita Design, The Graveyard by Tale of Tales, Gravitation by Jason Rohrer... - 14/6/10
Review of project Play on Meaning? - Computer games as art |
Not-so-silly Millie. An Appreciation of Millie Niss (1973 - 2009) Review by Edward Picot | |
| Marc Garrett says An intelligent, authentic article by Picot about Millie Niss; writer and new media artist who died 29th November 2009, of swine flu with complications. I wanted to highlight this writing because I feel that Millie's work serves to remind us 'how to be human', not too mechanistic in our behaviours, whether in our practice or in our everyday imaginations... - 18/5/10
Review of artist Millie Niss |
In a Dark Wood Review by Edward Picot | |
| Marc Garrett says Edward Picot manages to put across a clear critique and contextual examination of Tale of Tale's project 'The Path', originally released in March 2009. Their first attempt to produce a fully commercial computer game. - 5/4/10
Review of project The Path by Tale of Tales BVBA and group Tale of Tales |
Altermodernism: The Age of the Stupid Review by Ellie Harrison | |
| Marc Garrett says About concerns for the future of humanity and the future of art, focusing on 2 central texts: Bourriaud's Altermodern Manifesto and a faux encyclopedia entry from the future which retrospectively defines 'the Age of Stupid' released as promotional material for Franny Armstrong's film. By Ellie Harrison. - 2/3/10
Review of artist Ellie Harrison |
________1________ Review by Lewis LaCook | |
| Marc Garrett says Back in 2003, Lewis LaCook - when he wrote at furtherfield "we miss you Lewis!" He wrote a playful review on the mysterious net art Jimpunk. The review is definitely worth reading as well as viewing Jimpunk's excellent work... - 21/11/09
Review of project ________1_________ by Jimpunk |
A PRACTICE WITHOUT DISCIPLINE Review by fratha | |
| Olga Panades Massanet says An inspiring interview exploring the potential of networked culture that pays close attention at the possibilities that emerge in the field of art given the current state of connectivity. The text gives art a crucial role in the opening up of new territories of experience and therefore acknowledges the political potential of networked art practices. - 2/10/09
Review of project Networked Cultures and group Networked Cultures |
In a Dark Wood Review by Edward Picot | |
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| Olga Panades Massanet says This is a concise but quite complete review of the last game by Tale of Tales. It unfolds all its artistic value at the same time that it points to its downsides. A good introduction to the work of this interesting collective. - 8/9/09
Review of project The Path by Tale of Tales BVBA and group Tale of Tales |