events
Federico Solmi Shows The Bathhouse in Does This Taste Funny?
The five-channel video painting joins a two-venue group show on humor as a method
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Nullsleep and Bit Shifter Revive Chiptune Resistance
The 2006 tour banner returns for one night of Game Boy club music at Momangen in Stockholm on Oct. 14.
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Mr Woofmantic Pairs Experimental Games With Jazz
The free game exhibition at the Copenhagen weekend puts Molleindustria’s new Future? No Thanks! in the shower room, beside sets from Jake Sherman and Thom Gill.
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The Museum of Human Achievement wants art you can gamble on
Proposals are open for In the Zone, an absurdist casino staged for the Austin Studio Tour with stipends up to $800. Sam Lavigne guest curates.
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[untitled games event] closes 2026 with Suzanne Césaire
Jeremy Couillard, a Rotterdam playground book and a hand-built virtual gallery share one Amsterdam bill.
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Be Playful brings Black-made game demos, AR and films to Leimert Park
Connor Wall's echolocating android and Jeremy Kamal's Mojo films lead a slate of game demos, AR pieces and shorts.
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Gossamer Fog’s XP+10 spreads 40-plus artists across 24 sites
Ten years of showing game engines as art earns the Deptford gallery a 48-hour weekender, plotted through a personalized interactive map.
A MAZE
A MAZE. / Berlin 2027: May 5–8, with 200 early-bird tickets
The arthouse-games festival whose lineup predicts a year of coverage sets its 16th edition, with award submissions to follow.
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HYPERNOMA launched a three-year platform for unruly play
Graz's RESILIENT GLITCHES festival closed ten days at Schaumbad
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Peter Burr's DVD-era animation network turned 20 at Roulette
The USEFUL FANTASY program ran on a repair dungeon, a performer inside a videogame, and instruments where sound and image trade places.
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Abandoned Miis come back in a homebrew Wii game
Janne Schimmel and Rein van der Woerd pulled forgotten avatars off secondhand Nintendo consoles
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The LAN party revival makes public radio
KCRW sent Jennifer Swann to Paizley Lee’s roving Dead Internet Theory, where Angelenos haul towers and CRTs for the pleasure of one cable.