digital body
So It Goes
Lisa Jamhoury's Lossy is a memorial to the physical body in the age of the digital body—and a reckoning with what we lose when we let ourselves be averaged.
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May 28: What To Play This Weekend
Wanna be an intern for John le Carré?
Where did all the bees go?
Read on for French dungeons and a game as big as the planet itself.
ecological art
What Would You Do If You Had to Find the Last Surviving Bees?
The Athens-based artist Kyriaki Goni on a woven basket gifted to her at 18, the ritual of telling bees about deaths and births, and building a speculative video game set in a near-future Aegean.
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May 22: What to Play This Weekend
Something short for a long American weekend
The Places We're Losing Are Becoming Virtual Worlds
Plus: Faker as religious experience, strategy guides to non-existent games, and a very fancy date spot in Barcelona
ecology
The Places We're Losing Are Becoming Jakob Steensen's Worlds
Danish artist Jacob Kudsk Steensen turns volcanic vents, collapsed glaciers, and extinct birdsong into virtual worlds that blur science, grief, and living dream.
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May 14: What to Play This Weekend
Playlist #278 brings a hotel from out of this world and a geomagnetic storm?
What happens after the internet is gone?
Also: Kim K, game engines for fka, and read on for shredding
video art
Lou Faroux on Digital Apocalypse, the Kardashians, and Hollywood's Closeted Golden Age
French artist Lou Faroux uses game engines and AI avatars to ask what the internet did to us—and to resurrect Hollywood's closeted Golden Age.
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Playlist 279: A crime scene and what it means to be a bird
What to play the weekend of May 8
climate change
What is the Environmental Weight of a Rendered Frame?
Kara Stone and Joshua Dawson are making work about a world in crisis. They're also reckoning with what it means to build inside the systems driving it.