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[Zines of the Zone] + [Contracorriente]= Selfpublishing, Art and Ecology PACA_Proyectos Artísticos Casa Antonino

Giornata del Contemporaneo AMACI.

Durante la 14 Giornata del Contemporáneo (13 de octubre) PACA permanece abierta al público con dos actividades y exposiciones. Contracorriente, muestra internacional de videoarte (abierta del 6 al 28 de octubre) y la exposición de la colección de Zines of the Zone que inaugura justo el 13 de octubre y permacerá el fin de semana.

“AGAINST THE TIDE | Contracorriente” es la tercera edición de la muestra internacional de videoarte INNER NATURE, este año vinculada al tema del agua. Los ciclos del agua y su disponibilidad resultan drásticamente modificados por los efectos del cambio climático y la contaminación, entre otros fenómenos de origen antropogénico que están provocando graves alteraciones de los ecosistemas. La gran diversidad de obras seleccionadas presenta una mirada múltiple a la compleja situación del agua en tiempos del ya denominado “Antropoceno”. Sección oficial: RONNIE KARFIOL | JOHANNA REICH | ROOSJE VERSCHOOR | JUANMA VALENTÍN Y LUCIA LOREN | NOBINA GUPTA | PAT VAN BOECKEL. Sección Variable: ANNA DAY | DESPINA ECONOMOPOULOU | ANTONIA BAÑADOS | KIM JIN KOOK | CLARE CHARNLEY & PATRICIA ACEVEDO (foto cartel) | HUGH LIVINGSTON. innernatureexhibition.com

ZINES OF THE ZONE EXHIBITION. En paralelo, y durante el fin de semana del 13 y 14 de octubre, nos visita la colección de fanzines y fotolibros Zines of the Zone, un archivo móvil dedicado a la autoedición. Durante la exposición en PACA habrá encuentros y presentaciones de otros proyectos de editoría independiente (programa completo en la web de paca). Quien lo desee puede donar sus publicaciones al archivo de Zines of the Zone y formar parte del Kero Zine Tour de este año por España y Francia. info: pacaproyectosartisticos.com y zinesofthezone.net Attività collaterali Con ocasión de la inauguración, el 6 de octubre, MIND REVOLUTION presentará su proyecto sonoro “El Nalón”. Seguirá un encuentro con Santiago Doljanin, artista audiovisual residente en PACA.

#amaci #GDC14 #GDC #SABATO13OTTOBRE2018 #entiaderentiGDC #artzines #zinesofthezone #innernature #PACAbooks #paca-artistresidency #SelfPublishing #arte contemporáneo #arte y ecología

Přednáška o Goat Simulatoru. Aneb jak vydělat balík hrou o kozách. #goatsimulator #gdc14 #cologne #köln #games (v místě Gdc Europe 2014)

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Generative Design Camp 2014

Il lavoro manuale come medicina dell'anima. Mattew Crawford

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BIG NEWS!!!

BIG NEWS: I can officially say I'm attending the #GenerativeDesignCamp @ MUSE Fablab in collaboration with Bijouets & MHOX dothemutation. From 21 to 24 July a workshop about #3dprinting #fashiondesign #jewelry #bodyplugin #GDC

#3dprinting #jewelry #body plug-in #gdc14 #my work

game developers I met at GDC14 (5/5)

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CORAABIA http://coraabia.com

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Alistair Aitcheson http://www.alistairaitcheson.com

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11 Bit Studios http://www.11bitstudios.com

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Tom Francis http://www.pentadact.com

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Frogmind http://frogmindgames.com

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Keith Self-Ballard http://hyphenatedkeith.blogspot.com

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If you are looking for teammates, artists, game designers or someone else to hire/collaborate here is the list: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5

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Worldwide Release Wrapup

(photo by Marlon Wiebe)

Presenting and releasing Influent at GDC was quite an experience. I've never been so overwhelmed in my entire life. Somehow, the whole thing went off without a hitch and it turned out to be a huge success! The master builds were successfully distributed to the folks at Steam, Humble, and Playism, which resulted in a beautiful release trifecta.

Fortunately, my good friend and now official Web Guru, Anthony "Sp0oky" Prusakowski was there to help me out at the booth. Definitely could not have pulled it off without him! Anthony was responsible for Influent's official website and is now a big part of Influent's online presence. When he's not traversing ravines on ESO or battling with his cat, you might spot him deep in the Steam Forums or bouncing around on Twitch. His help during GDC was nothing short of heroic!

(photo by Marlon Wiebe)

Thousands of passerbys stopped to try Influent on the GDC Play floor, all of them offering nothing but praise and encouragement for a successful release. It was great to see so many positive reactions to the game and I could start to feel it growing. This was especially true when a few Kickstarter backers showed up and I got to meet some of the faces that believed in Influent from the start. : )

More than anything else, GDC gave me a different perspective on the show as a whole. This time I had a very real job to do. I needed to generate interest in my game. I needed to get the media's attention. I needed to get the word out! Influent is here and you should care!!!

It's not easy to be a salesman. I've had to do it before when I worked retail. But this time, I had a product that I'd poured my heart into for the past 3 years. I knew everything about it and this was my shot to show people why it rocks. I quickly got into a groove and by the 2nd day, Influent's big release day, I had worked my pitch down into a nice 30 second bundle.

I also excelled at reconnaissance, scouting nearby corridors for precious golden media badges and inviting them to try out the game. It's a challenge because most journalists are extremely busy at events like GDC, so it's hard to approach them without getting in their way. But I did my best to give them an exit and while some of them took it and bailed, most of them at least heard what I had to say and took a sticker home with them. A select few, however, actually sat down and played the game!

(photo by Marlon Wiebe)

It's a nerve-racking experience, watching a games journalist play your game. Imagining what they might write about it is pretty damn scary. I would wince each time they fumbled with the controls or the concepts weren't entirely clear to them. But I wanted them to play it and I want them to review it. I want to hear their honest opinion about Influent and whatever it is, it's exactly what I need to hear.

But before the reviews come out (if they ever do), let me be the first to tell you that Influent could be so much more. You could say that it falls short of people's expectations for the game, and I imagine a lot of reviewers will think so. But I feel Influent is still awesome as is and succeeds at being both fun and productive where most edutainment titles don't. I am fully aware that there is an amazing amount of potential for Influent. This is not the end of the road, not by a long shot.

I want Influent to grow into something epic. Something that will change the way we look at learning as a whole. Maybe even someday, I'll be up on stage at the IGF accepting award after award and running out of speeches, just like Lucas Pope. Well deserved, good sir. "Papers, Please" is well beyond measure.