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PAUSE: Andrew Hymas

Atari adaptations of romantic comedies

Artwork by Andrew Hymas

Atari adaptations of romantic comedies, as imagined by Andrew Hymas.

A pale, carved dome under a dark sky, crossed by red and white laser lines, with small glowing figures standing in the foreground.

Joaquina Salgado Shows Memory Simulator One More Sim

The nine-part web game appears in CLUTCH, a group exhibition about play from the curatorial project No Where Projects at Prachtsaal Studio in Neukölln.

A white modernist house cantilevered over a grassy hillside under a cloudy sky.

futurala Shows Organism-Growing Game CultureHouse

The demo is playable at 404 Not Found in Shibuya as part of an ars●bit display, alongside Hanabushi and hako life's PIGGY ONE SUPER SPARK.

A square field of short black lines at random angles on white paper, with a few empty patches.

V&A Opens Degrees of Disruption, a Vera Molnar Display

The free South Kensington show runs from 1960s computer drawings to Matt DesLauriers' Meridian, two editions of which just entered the museum's collection.

A dense, colorful illustration of plants, flames and staring eyes, with the title BEASTS in black lettering and the Korean word for monster in the corners.

C.U.T.E. Opens BEASTS, a Korean Folklore Play Installation

Scarlett Kim and Anthony Storniolo built the free, motion-driven Unreal Engine work for the Digital Arts Space at The Music Center in Los Angeles.

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Joaquina Salgado Shows Memory Simulator One More Sim

futurala Shows Organism-Growing Game CultureHouse

V&A Opens Degrees of Disruption, a Vera Molnar Display

C.U.T.E. Opens BEASTS, a Korean Folklore Play Installation