Tag: gaming

• Come Out and Play Festival & Exhibition Game Test Experience | Sensoree’s Galvanic Extimacy Responder (GER)

  What if you could physically see and identify a person’s emotions through visible biofeedback? Or gauge a potential mate’s interest? How many times have you wanted to know what someone else was feeling? Growing up, it’s common to wonder what any of us might do with extra-sensory perception or abilities. Although there is no way […]

  Dorothy R. Santos

  July 12, 2012

  Art and Technology, Creative Coding | Programming, Culture Criticism, Observations

  come out and play festival, Galvanic Extimacy Responder (GER), game testing, gaming, human interaction, interactive design, sensoree, zero1

• The Neurology of Gaming

  Hanging out, catching up on some reading, listening to music, and digging through favorites I’ve stashed for chill out evenings like tonight. Found this infographic for The Neurology of Gaming. A lot of the positive and negative effects of gaming are relatively common sense but “parts of the brain activated” by game play make the graphic worth […]

  Dorothy R. Santos

  June 22, 2012

  Culture Criticism, Multi Media, Neurology

  gaming, interactive, neurology, technology

• ZERO1 Artist Alumni, Tim Roseborough ~ “A Puzzling Display” Online Arts and Culture Game

  Official Press Release and Text Source: Tim Roseborough, Digital and New Media Artist “A Puzzling Display” is a new artist-created online arts and culture game, where registered participants compete and test their arts and culture knowledge. Inspired by the annual “puzzle hunts” hosted by institutions such as MIT and Microsoft, Silicon Valley digital artist Tim Roseborough has […]

  Dorothy R. Santos

  May 2, 2012

  Art and Technology, Conceptual, conceptual art, Creative Coding | Programming, Digital Art, interactive art, Internet Art, Multi Media, Social Networking, Virtual Art

  arts and technology, digital art, gaming, interactive, New York, online learning, San Francisco, social networking, tim roseborough

• [Virtual] Relational Aesthetics

  

  The days of happenings and Fluxus signaled a pivotal transition and a prophetic glimpse into Post (Post) Modern art. Such progression into participant based art within art history entailed the coining of Relational Aesthetics. The times when artists sat around and drank beer ushered its way into the cannon of conceptual fine art. Also known as relational art, relational […]

  Dorothy R. Santos

  August 25, 2011

  Art and Technology, Culture Criticism, Performance and Conceptual, Social Networking, Theory

  arts and technology, conceptual art, conceptualism, gaming, joseph delappe, performance art, postaday2011, relational aesthetics, simulation, virtual performance art