Nintendo Museum to Open in a Defunct Kyoto Factory
The Japanese electronic and video game franchise plans to convert one of its factories into the world's first Nintendo museum.
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Playing through the Slow Apocalypse
While many big-budget video games revel in the freedom of social collapse, a recent spate of indie ones confront the ethical complexity of failing societies.
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The Online Museum of Multiplayer Art Turns the Viewing Experience into a Game
Museums were never meant to be experienced alone. The joy of the visit comes from the awareness that one object can be seen from multiple perspectives, and from the possibility of finding connections…
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In Animal Crossing, Artists Find a Creative Outlet and a New Way to Connect
As more of our daily existence transpires online, pandemic or no, it seems that this video game may offer more than a whimsical escape from reality.
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Handmade Visuals in Video Games Can Signal a Different Kind of Play
Deprioritizing the game industry's demands for productivity in favor of purposeful self-discovery is what handmade game design is all about.
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Losers and Loss: Video Games at apexart
Nothing in "Dire Jank" could be played forever. The games are short or circular narratives of futility.
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Game Cube: On a New Media Gallery in Pittsburgh
At a time when games are commodified as high-budget endeavors—from AAA video games to escape rooms—the small, DIY space of LikeLike provides an alternative point of entry to play.
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Morning Links: Video Game Edition
The Toledo Museum of Art will return a 450-year-old astrolabe to the German museum from where it was likely stolen. [ABC News] Rothschild heirs are donating 186 works of their…
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What If Fra Angelico Painted Space Invaders?
To imagine epic battles between heaven and earth, Dan Hernandez plants Super Mario Bros. clues in ancient frescoes and uses Donkey Kong architecture to build medieval fortresses
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Let the Games Begin
Artists are designing or adapting video games to comment on politics, art, and games themselves.
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Forget 3-D-Printed Cars. Someone Made a 3-D-Printed Cheesecake.
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The Facials the Hollywood Stars Received to Get Oscars Ready
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Frank Lloyd Wright’s One-of-a-Kind Circular Sun House Lists in Arizona
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Ohtani As Potent On The Back Fields As He His Under the Bright Lights
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