Paulista Invaders: Play!
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https://doi.org/10.36025/arj.v2i2.7133Keywords:
Art, Esthetics, Art and Technology, Computational Art, Game artAbstract
Artistic and informational systems are objects for computational studies. This text presents works of game art which have appeared in the Exhibition PLAY!, promoted by FIESP/SESI/SP* in 2013. It is estimated that game art represents the most popular face of computational art, as a cultural phenomenon that brings together contemporary motivations of intervention in social, political, and urban contexts. Besides this, it may be interesting to consider how this art form follows cultural flux, in all it's diversity.
* FIESP/SESI/SP: Federação das Indústrias do Estado de São Paulo/Serviço Social da Indústria/São Paulo [Federation of Industries of the State of São Paulo/Social Service of Industries/São Paulo].
English version: Leslie Damasceno
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Paulista Invaders. https://paulistainvaders.wordpress.com/. 2013
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