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Organisation:Amsterdam
Mediamatic Foundation
Art, New Media and Society
Mediamatic Foundation is a cultural institution. We are interested in cultural developments that go hand in hand with new…
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NONTSIKELELOBAMAKO 07
VII ENCUENTRO AFRICANO DE FOTOGRAFIA EN LA CIUD AD Y MAS ALLA© PIERROT MEN CASA AFRICA ,Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, 2009
From July 9, 2009 to October 10, 2009 in Africa House, c / Alfonso XIII, 5. Palmas de Gran Canaria. After seven editions, the…
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Pachinko, i.a. Nishijin & Sankyo, from 1980 onwards
Extremely addictive
The first Pachinko machines appeared in Japan around 1920 and were initially intended as children's toys. A decade later Pachinko…
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Organisation:Cairo
Townhouse Gallery of Contemporary Art
Contemporary art gallery in Cairo
The Townhouse Gallery of Contemporary Art is a platform for creative inquiry that supports artistic work through exhibitions,…
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Donkey Kong Jr.
Nintendo, 1982
Nadat de Italiaanse loodgieter in 1981 Donkey Kong had overwonnen en hiervoor zijn liefje terug kreeg bleek een jaar later wat er…
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Interactive installation:
PiPS:
Theodore
Mark
Dirk
Eelco
MarieWow!
Write on Wall physical digital graffiti wall
Draw on the Wow! using the light from your cell phone, cigarette bud etc. Upload the images to your online profile(s) and share them…
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Puckman, Namco, 1979
Japanse versie van Pac-Man
Voor westerse gamers klinkt Puckman als een goedkope rip off uit Azië, zoals Laboste, Addadis of Mike. Puckman is echter de…
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Centipede, Atari, 1980
This game was developed in collaboration with Dona Bailey, at the time one of the few women in the gaming industry.
In this shooting game you control a laser pistol with a trackball. You have to try to kill a centipede, which gets faster and faster…
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NBA Jam, Midway games, 1993
NBA Jam changed the face of basketbal forever.
Until NBA Jam was released, basketball games were really only for the true enthusiast. After all, everything you could do on screen,…
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Gotcha, Atari, 1973
The only working version open to the public in the world
Gotcha is a 1973 arcade game manufactured by Atari Inc. It was Atari's fourth game after Pong, Space Race and Pong Doubles. This was…
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Bron: Nationaal Archief
Nationaal Archief als eerste Nederlandse archief op Flickr the Commons
Vanaf 21 oktober 2008 maakt het Nationaal Archief als eerste Nederlandse erfgoedinstelling een deel van zijn fotocollectie…
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Organisation:JOHANNESBURG
MARKET PHOTO WORKSHOP
ALTERNATIVE KIDZ by MUSA NXUMALO is ON NOW ! then Women's Day Public Screening Sunday 9 August 2009, 8 - 10pm No. 1 Central Place, Newtown, JOHANNESBURG
Alternative Kidz has been featured by The Times in an audio photo gallery. Musa Nxumalo, the recipient of the 2008 Edward Ruiz…
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Organisation:Rotterdam
Showroom MAMA
MAMA: Showroom for Media and Moving Art Rotterdam
MAMA is a project of the Public Art Squad foundation. It is a publicly funded visual arts and culture organisation based in…
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Dancing Stage, Konami, 1999
Dance till you drop
In 1999 Konami released the first "Dancing Stage" in Europe. In Japan, where the game had been introduced a year earlier,…
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Hyper Sports, Konami, 1984
Olympic athlete of stature
Pushing buttons or rolling the trackball as quick as possible, in Hyper Sports (the follow-up of the slightly more popular Track…
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Up Scope, Grand Products, 1986
Shooting torpedoes
Similar to the Jet Rocket from 1970, this arcade game immediately stands out. No big screen or joystick but a small window and two…
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Ms. Pac-Man, Midway, 1981
Perhaps the most simple and effective sequel ever. The design and drawings featuring on the oldest Ms. Pac-Man coin-ops are…
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Breakout, Atari, 1976
From the founders of Apple
Pong's success made Atari long for more. Al Alcorn was invited to become project manager, and he subsequently asked Steve Jobs to…
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Galaga, Namco, 1981
Evil comes from above
The shooter Galaga is a successor of Galaxian. The player's spaceship moves from left to right at the bottom of the screen. Just…
