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... an interactive work of art involving many interactors at the same time. The visitors should feel free to join or leave the game at any given moment. They should have fun no matter whether they actively interfere or just watch passively. They should be...

... Expose and Share! and Perform! are the messages we are supposed to follow without question. After all, it’s all just a game.

... and intense collaboration between community and students. Besides the graphical interface and poorly aspects of game the major contribution of the app is highlighted to possibility to give the community tools for creation. The app record the...

... the sequence of events. Like many interactive artworks the piece requires input from the user. However, unlike a computer game, the piece is more contemplative in its structure. The piece uses as its theme some writings by Albert Camus, the Algerian born...

... terms, creating an urban soundscape. Passers-by unexpectedly find themselves in an interactive Sprachspiel (language game), a term coined by Ludwig Wittgenstein in his book Philosophische Untersuchungen (Philosophical Investigations). Speaking is...

... narrative logic of Bar Code Hotel is strictly dependent on the decisions and whims of its guests. It can be played like a game without rules, or like a musical ensemble. It can seem to be a slow and graceful dance, or a slapstick comedy. And because the...

... process. Sometimes the abstractions went quite far away from the original tracks. The double album on Vinyl came late in the game where a series of shorter versions and new abstractions were defined. Tattersall played Guitar, piano, dusted loops, analogue...

... on many of Maurice Benayoun’s installations and among them the Paris New Delhi Tunnel sound work. An online art-game After this experimental event, Tunnels Around the World will run on the Internet so thousands of people can participate at the...

... of our online identity (often literally jux taposing with our physical one) is perpetrated in the social network game. But social network platforms are not public organizations designed to help support social problems but private corporations....