December 2011
17 posts
Claiming that watching a movie on YouTube produces the same effect as actually interacting with a videogame that is not action-based, is like saying that looking at a person is the same as looking at Bernini’s sculpture or Velasquez’ painting of that person.
“If you’re alert to the world in a certain way, great subject matter is always...”
– Q&A with Filmmaker Hal Hartley : Cinespect
“I don’t particularly mind the level of violence in computer games. What I...”
– http://m.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2011/nov/13/charlie-brooker-modern-warfare-3?cat=commentisfree&type=article
WatchEIDOLON (English trailer) (by Balthazar Auxietre)
“I hope it kind of opens people’s eyes to the fact that you can make that...”
– Phil Fish on Fez
“Art is difficult,” says the 66-year-old firmly. “It’s not...”
– Anselm Kiefer: ‘Art is difficult, it’s not entertainment’ | Art and design | The Guardian
“What Dan advances is a kind of aesthetic theory for games that might be called...”
– Chris Bateman in Stories and Games (3): Experiencing Fiction, about Dan Cook’s Shadow Emotions and Primary Emotions
“Perhaps, as relational aesthetics — that is, participatory art — becomes more...”
– Critics Prove Powerless as Crowds Go Nuts for Maurizio Cattelan and Carsten Holler | Artinfo
“In order to have lemon juice, you need to get dirty. You need to dig into the...”
– Krystian Majewski
“Mario’s world has always been more amusement park than traversable terrain. Each...”
– Jon Irwin
