Associate Professor Paolo Pedercini and multi-disciplinary artist Harry Josephine Giles’ initiative “Casual Games for Protestors” was featured in Vice. These games don’t need much preparation, and are meant to be played by pairs or groups during marches with the goal to help the spirit of protest endure. Based on Giles’s Casual Games “for Casual Walkers”… Read more »
Pedercini participates in Games and Politics (Spiele und Politik) at the Goethe Institute in Washington D.C., Mar 15-20. The interactive exhibition “Games & Politics” encourages the visitor to try out sixteen significant politically-ambitious video games and examine how they each unfold their unique political potential. The political aspect of the games becomes visible to the… Read more »
The traveling exhibition GAMES AND POLITICS analyzes the way in which the games unfold their political potential.
“Technologies of Violence” explores the critical relations between art and the contemporary production of violence and the digital technologies, as well as the techniques that power uses to impose itself through violence.
The Awkward Arcade is a real life experimental video arcade, showcasing games that make you move and think in ways uncommon in mainstream games culture.
From Thursday October 6th to Sunday October 9th, CMU’s Weird Reality Headmounted Art && Code conference and the VIA Festival present around the clock events that explore emerging music, new art, and radical technology, with this year’s programming having a special focus on virtual reality.
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