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Video Games approaching the Singularity – Pt. 3

This is the last piece in my three part series about Video Games and Art. After sitting down with Patricia Taxxon last week, discussing the topic of Games as Art, and in particular the late Roger Ebert’s opinions on the subject I wanted to finally outline a social historical theory of Games and how they actually relate to Art.

“Video Games can never be Art” Patricia Taxxon Discusses -Pt. 2

This is part 2 of a three part series on Video Games and Art. In the first part we talked with Patricia Taxxon about her career, being a furry and thoughts on Art. Part 2 continues our discussion and focuses on Roger Ebert’s proclamation that “Video Games can Never be Art” and the state of this Art. Patricia Taxxon is an American musician and Youtuber. […]That’s actually one that…

Tiny Update!

Two small updates on what is going on. I am working on 3 new posts though they might still take some weeks to produce as part of them includes an interview and further research. Their topics are Art&Games as well as a retrospective on Afghanistan respectively. I updated the Art page adding a few selected works as a ‘2022 Portfolio’ section. Check it out! https://andrejmarkov.com/art/…

Snailography

What is cool about the Microcosm is that it can be both alien and familiar, for me the snail is decidedly on the familiar side. Let us imagine…

Varoufakis’ Techno-Feudalism

Varoufakis’ Techno-Feudalism On digital Fiefdom and Post-Capitalist Desire. I believe it was around a year ago that Yanis Varoufakis, the iconoclastic former finance minister of Greece, posited that we have moved “beyond capitalism” and into something worse. Now whether it’s techno- or neo-, comparisons between the present state and feudalism such as Bull’s neo-medievalism are hardly new.

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