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Four wall mirrors framed in colorful decal-covered scooter body panels, hung in a row on a white gallery wall.

design

Scooter parts wound up as mirrors at Gear7 in Paris

Alex Sinh Nguyen mods games for fashion labels. With Quang Vinh Nguyen and Gabriel Hafner, the designer gave Vietnam's motorbikes the same treatment.

A projected CGI scene shows a figure with a blue-patterned porcelain head, seen from behind, inside an iron and glass structure.

arebyte

arebyte Shows Wendi Yan and Skawennati in SLIPSTREAM

The seven-artist London exhibition traces the term slipstream to Native science fiction.

Visitors sit on tree stumps watching a large screen in the dimly lit Undershed gallery, with grass and branches on the floor

SENTIENTS

At Watershed, six teenagers curated the games on show

SENTIENTS just closed at Undershed, with work by Marshmallow Laser Feast, David OReilly, Alice Bucknell, Alan Kwan and Demelza Kooij.

art bit

In Kyoto, an art hotel treated games as social diagrams

art bit #6: Game Playing Society put HUMANITY, SCHiM and Coffee Talk beside Courtinat and Kihara

Circular copper bench and table with embedded screens under a copper column in a curtained gallery

Venice Biennale

Exactly two playable games made it into the Venice Biennale

Elliott Burns went hunting across every national presentation and came back with KAZANA, Bulgaria's copper-clad political compass quiz.

Jon Rafman

Jon Rafman's Main Stream Media closes at K21 on Sept. 27

Ten days to catch the survey of the artist who filed the internet's dream

Digitally rendered scene from Juan Covelli’s video game Los Caídos

Art

Juan Covelli rebuilds Colombia’s toppled monuments

Watching the 2021 strike from Mexico, the artist had strangers photograph defaced statues and empty plinths.

Installation

Jakob Kudsk Steensen’s Otherworlds closes Sunday at PHI

Six ecological worlds from a decade of fieldwork, hung as chapters of one unfolding video game — the artist’s largest institutional show yet.

Kaleidoscopic projection with a human silhouette at its center, from Saya Woolfalk's Floating World of the Cloud Quilt

museum

Seventeen artists rethink our place on earth at the Frist

Shimmer: Dreaming the Posthuman brings game-engine worlds by Ian Cheng and Jakob Kudsk Steensen to Nashville, plus an MIT Press catalogue.

supercut

Christian Marclay's The Clock is a game of looking

Twenty-four hours of film assembled entirely from clocks, and the behavior it produces is not watching at all but sightseeing, closer to a game than cinema.

A row of gaming PCs and monitors on truss tables under blue light and fog at Sybil in Berlin

Game Art

Sixteen solo-dev projects closed Sybil's second Berlin arc

A World of One's Own gathered six months of weird-gaming residencies into one showcase, curated by Beth von Undall.

A custom-built gaming computer from Nestor Siré’s PC Gamer GOMA

digital art

PAMM’s first digital art commissions go to 21 artists

750 submissions from 50 countries came down to a cohort making video games, net art and CGI film across Latin America, the Caribbean and the African Diaspora.