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Another intervention at RedLine 🙂 (at RedLine Denver)
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Snuck a look at art by @art_tech_jayne and others (at RedLine Denver)
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Where is Cultural Criticism in the Digital Humanities? (via: Debates in the Digital Humanities)
Where is Cultural Criticism in the Digital Humanities? (via: Debates in the Digital Humanities) this is on my “to read” list
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Schools often teach the Mechanics-Dynamics-Aesthetics framework to analyze game design, which is a tremendous framework focused on the input-output loop a game creates. While that is an extremely powerful perspective to have on games, I tend to shift focus to the space between Mechanics and Dynamics, and use a personal Intent-Mechanics-Declaration model to communicate flaws…
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Inspired by molas by the Kuna people of present day Panama. CyberMola 😉 (at Bindery on Blake)
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Towards an Art History for Videogames
Towards an Art History for Videogames There is a lesser-known history of the games themselves. By this I mean a more intimate account composed of a long heritage of games deliberately concerned with the artistic, political and personal. For these, the term “artgame”2 comes in handy. This term refers to videogames intended to provoke artistic…
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Killbox, a videogame about the true horror of drone warfare – Kill Screen
Killbox, a videogame about the true horror of drone warfare – Kill Screen
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So happy to have been able to see them #petroglyph (at Mesa Verde National Park)
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And the last arduous trail of the day (at Mesa Verde National Park)
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Cliff Palace (at Mesa Verde National Park)