Cinema 2.0 – New Playable Art–New Playable Art: Media Art Exhibition
Visual Arts
The 19th ifva Festival
Description
Description
Between the frivolity of play and the solemnity of fine art, New Playable Art explores the overlap of computer games and art. Brooklyn-based game artist Tabor Robak enlarges the gaming experience of chaos of explosions and blood splatter, and collects the virtual world’s sumptuous treasure stones in the reality, so as to reflect on game culture today. Game researcher and designer Douglas Wilson inspires our reflection in another way by blending the joy of high-tech games and low-tech pastimes. Try rock climbing on a full-body dance mat or playing around with a music-enabled motion game.
Organiser / Presenter
ifva
Note：This event record is compiled from "Hong Kong Visual Arts Yearbook 2014" published by Department of Fine Arts, The Chinese University of Hong Kong.
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Indoor / Outdoor
Indoor