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Three games to test your metal
The past month I’ve been spending a lot of my time travelling about in South Korea and the South West of England, giving me ample opportunity to play games on various devices. So in true Mashable style here are my current Top 3 good looking games for the casual gamer: 1. Limbo Platforms: Mac, PC,…
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All Eyes on the East
As next week I’ll be heading off to Gwangju, South Korea to participate in emergent art fair art:gwangju:12 and to take a peek at the host of delights featuring in this year’s Gwangju Biennale it seems apt to pen a few thoughts about Korean art. Between Tradition, Modernity and Globalisation A couple of months ago…
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The Outsiders and the Outlaws
In the last couple of weeks I’ve found myself at two exhibitions that explore the issues and abuses faced by Roma communities. Firstly, at Roma-Sinti-Kale-Manush at Rivington Place in London, and then The Bucaneers at the Stade Hall in Hastings, East Sussex. With the recent controversy stirred up in the media by Channel 4’s offensive…
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People vs the machine
This week I have been pondering this online world I visit somewhat and how it shapes who we are and what we do. Meet the artists A real treat was to finally come face to face in the real world with Italian artists and hacktivists, Eva and Franco Mattes, who were over for their exhibition…
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My top online films in 2011
I wrote this list for Sight & Sound about the best films to find on the internet last year. It was difficult to narrow it down to just five, let alone keep track of every good thing that went viral in the past 12 months. 1. David O’Reilly’s The External World You may have caught…