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Paper Playscapes is musical chairs with an architectural twist
You can already hear the music.
Jamin Warren
Jamin Warren founded Killscreen. He produced the first VR arts festival with the New Museum, programmed the first Tribeca Games Festival, the first arcade at the Museum of Modern Art, won a Telly, and hosted Game/Show for PBS.
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Japanese "Device Art" exhibition captures playful interactions with hardware
If you had a chance to check MoMA’s last design exhibition Talk to Me, you might have noticed several devices such as Sputniko!’s Menstruation Machine which mimics the pain of, well, menstruation. Or Kate Hartman’s Talk to Yourself Hat which transmits sounds from one’s mouth directly into one’s ears
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Hohokum custom vinyl lights up the sky
Ghostly releases all the tracks online with some custom vinyl to boot.
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Finger Simulator will delight and disgust you
Michael Frei and Mario von Rickenbach point the way.
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When the robots take our jobs, we’ll play games instead
A new survey forecasts a future of less work—and, presumably, a lot more play.
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Disney uses 3D printing to make "impossible" spinning tops
Hannukah will never be the same.
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"Hyperlapse" video gives new perspective to first-person film
Steady as she goes.
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Mineblock envisions a troll-free Minecraft universe
Earlier this year, eight-year-old Jivan Armen logged onto a Minecraft server in his home in east Vancouver to start building something new, as millions of his peers do each day. Jivan loves roller coasters and had begun constructing one to transport sheep throughout his world. Then disaster struck.
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Virtual art gallery lets you leap on Warhols
Feel free to touch the art.
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Weighing war’s cost, The Sun Also Rises debuts today
Former art students explore the cost of war.
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Fish Plays Pokémon is exactly what it sounds like
Super effective!
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How Metrico bridges the gap between games and Dutch architecture
Digital Dreams’ first effort channels their local architectural heritage.