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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20140219
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20140224
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SUMMARY:Vector Game + Art Convergence Festival 2014
DESCRIPTION:Vector Game + Art Convergence Festival 2014 \n\n \nFrom the website: \nThe Vector Game + Art Convergence Festival is a participative\, not-for-profit\, community-oriented initiative dedicated to showcasing contemporary game-based artworks. The festival will be running at multiple venues over five days\, from Feb 19 to 23 in Toronto\, Canada. Vector 2014 will feature exhibitions\, screenings\, workshops\, performances and round table discussions\, all with the ambition to create a critical dialogue around the medium of games and its expressive potential as a contemporary art practice. \nProgrammed by Team Vector\, Vector 2014 will address creative practices that unpack the culture of gaming in its many forms\, positing games as tools and inspiration for contemporary art-making and social critique. The festival will feature works by emerging as well as established artists from local\, national and international backgrounds\, many of whom will be in attendance. The works presented engage the culture\, politics\, technology\, and aesthetics of games playfully and/or critically. They cover a wide spectrum of media\, including sculpture\, film and video\, installation\, new media\, print\, textiles and performance. \nhttp://www.vectorfestival.org
URL:https://www.zo-ii.com/event/vector-game-art-convergence-festival-2014/
LOCATION:Different venues\, Toronto\, Canada
CATEGORIES:WishIWasGoing
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20140214
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20140217
DTSTAMP:20140205T172314Z
CREATED:20140205T172314Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140205T172314Z
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SUMMARY:IndieCade East 2014
DESCRIPTION:International Festival of Independent Games – IndieCade East: New York \n\n \nFrom the website: \nWhy should the left coast have all the fun? Some of our favorite games have come from indies living on the East Side\, from Toronto down to Georgia. We are proud to announce the return of IndieCade East\, February 14-16 2014 at Museum of the Moving Image\, New York \nThree days of talks\, panels\, workshops\, exhibits\, and games throughout the museum\, curated from IndieCade’s diverse and brilliant community of designers\, thinkers\, and players. This year’s conference was curated from submitted talks for the first time\, and features Keynotes from Bennet Foddy and Auriea Harvey\, both designers featured in the Indie Essentials exhibit now on display at the museum. \nThe conference is complemented by workshops covering a range of topics\, from introductions to popular digital gamemaking tools\, to hands on game design lessons. IndieCade East will include the highly popular IndieCade Show and Tell\, an eSports tournament\, and a new spin on IndieCade’s Night Games event. Companies such as PlayStation\, Facebook\, and Oculus VR will exhibit at the Festival\, sharing new games with the IndieCade audience.
URL:https://www.zo-ii.com/event/indiecade-east-2014/
LOCATION:Museum of the Moving Image\, New York\, NY\, United States
CATEGORIES:WishIWasGoing
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20140124
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20140127
DTSTAMP:20140114T210254Z
CREATED:20140114T210254Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140114T210254Z
UID:2556-1390521600-1390780799@www.zo-ii.com
SUMMARY:Global Game Jam 2014
DESCRIPTION:Global Game Jam 2014 – Worldwide \n\nhttp://www.globalgamejam.org \n\n 
URL:https://www.zo-ii.com/event/global-game-jam-2014/
LOCATION:Global
CATEGORIES:GameJam,Organizing
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20140118T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20140118T235500
DTSTAMP:20140114T211112Z
CREATED:20140106T210618Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140114T211112Z
UID:2560-1390071600-1390089300@www.zo-ii.com
SUMMARY:Wild Rumpus
DESCRIPTION:Indie videogame night roughhousing – The Wild Rumpus \nTickets: http://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-wild-rumpus-5-tickets-9667625127
URL:https://www.zo-ii.com/event/wild-rumpus/
LOCATION:BL-NK\, London\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Europe,WishIWasGoing
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20140116T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20140316T230000
DTSTAMP:20140205T171722Z
CREATED:20140105T171232Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140205T171722Z
UID:2569-1389877200-1395010800@www.zo-ii.com
SUMMARY:Art & Arcade 2014
DESCRIPTION:Artistic Arcade machines from around the world exhibition. \n\n \nFrom the website: \nArcade video machines are cult. They first appeared in the United States and Europe in the 1970s\, as a new variation on the traditional ‘penny arcades’.  Classics such as Pong\, Space Invaders\, Pac-Man\, Mario Bros\, Donkey Kong and Tron marked the heyday of electronic video games. Many successful games were later released for use on PCs and video game consoles and thus accelerated the spread of home computers. Many artists use arcade video machines as an artistic medium. Not only do they program arty computer games\, they also turn the machines themselves into art objects and installations. The artists convert their machines\, pimping them up with new functions\, creating new game worlds\, playing around with the 8-byte aesthetic and transforming games culture into art. \nThe exhibition at the House of Electronic Arts Basel simulates a ‘video game arcade’ with seven artistic arcade-machines from all over the world (“Painstation”\, “PentaPong”\, “The Machine”\, “Radical ATM”\, “Tesla Arcade”\, “Cage was a n00b” & “Racer”)\, combined with other works of JODI\, Evan Roth\, and Hussein Chalayan. Visitors can\, of course\, not only admire the best of artists’ video arcade creations but also play them. \nCurated by Alain Bieber \nParticipants: \nDjeff\nMOBILESKINO\nHaas\, Wellershoff\, Winter\n//////////fur//// art entertainment interfaces \nAndreas Ullrich / C. Rockefeller Art Investment Group\nIvan Kozenitzky\, Frederico Lazcano\nCanedo\, Maingardt\, Hartmann\nJodi\nEvan Roth\nHussein Chalayan
URL:https://www.zo-ii.com/event/art-arcade-2014/
LOCATION:House of Electronic Arts Basel\, Basel\, Switzerland
CATEGORIES:Europe
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20131119T093000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20131119T163000
DTSTAMP:20131005T171058Z
CREATED:20131005T171058Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20131005T171058Z
UID:2493-1384853400-1384878600@www.zo-ii.com
SUMMARY:Control Conference 2013
DESCRIPTION:Control Conference – a day about game development \n\n \nFrom the website: \nThe brand new one-day conference brought to you by the people from Control Magazine. A conference with a clear focus: development. No talks on business\, marketing\, and management — this one’s about code\, art and game design. \nOur goal is to provide attendees with in-depth talks that will boost their skills and inspire their work. To host an event where they can meet\, talk and share with their peers. In short: an event that feels like their own: by developers\, for developers. \n1. Pro Sessions (early bird €75\, regular price €95): For professionals Control Magazine hosts the Pro Sessions\, the most in-depth talks\, divided over three tracks: code\, art and game design.\n2. Indigo Classes (for students\, €25): Students are invited to join the Indigo Classes. To deliver the best show possible\, we hooked up with the great people of Dutch Game Garden\, who will be bringing their famous Indigo Classes to the conference. \nAnd for the best conclusion of the day\, Control Magazine and Improvive will host the fifth Control Industry Dinner\, home of the annual Dutch Game Awards (tickets and sponsorships sold separately).
URL:https://www.zo-ii.com/event/control-conference-2013/
LOCATION:Pakhuis de Zwijger\, Piet Heinkade 179\, Amsterdam\, Netherlands
CATEGORIES:Netherlands
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20131115
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20131118
DTSTAMP:20131005T172007Z
CREATED:20131005T171726Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20131005T172007Z
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SUMMARY:PRACTICE 2013
DESCRIPTION:3rd Annual PRACTICE Conference – ‘An intimate gathering of top designers’: \n\nFrom the website: \nPRACTICE is designed for a high-level exchange of ideas among professional game designers. Game design is a complex multi-threaded discipline\, and PRACTICE is a unique opportunity to understand and refine what we do when we design games. \nPRACTICE: Game Design in Detail. Where game designers of every stripe butt heads\, share ideas\, and break bread together. \nPRACTICE is an annual event that takes a close look at the concrete challenges of game design\, bridging dialog across industries. Where else can a console developer discuss level design with a tabletop RPG writer? Or an iPhone puzzle creator debate economy balancing with collectable card game designer? Or a professional sports official share secrets with an experimental indie game artist? No other conference brings together such a diverse group of game designers for high-level dialog. \n \nWe explore the day-t0-day\, nuts and bolts practice of game design – where the rubber of design ideas and methods meets the road of meaningful\, playable games. Join us for three days of lectures and panels\, workshops and discussions\, mixed with plenty of game-playing and socializing. \nLectures\nEach year PRACTICE features presentations from a variety of expert and accomplished game designers. Speakers focus on design challenges and solutions in a wide range of games\, from AAA videogames to collectable card games\, to indie experiments to military simulations. \nPanels\nIn addition to individual speakers\, PRACTICE features panels organized around topics of interest to working game designers. These panels allow speakers to exchange ideas more freely with each other and the attendees. \nOpen Problem Session\nOpen Problems is a high-energy “open mic” session in which any conference attendee can present a work or idea in progress for discussion and feedback. \nSocializing\nThe best conversations often take place outside of the scheduled sessions\, and PRACTICE features receptions\, parties\, and plenty of time for unstructured interaction. \nSpeakers:\nMichael Brough\nKeith Burgun\nCecilia Dolk &\nMartin Ericsson\nRob Daviau\nSoren Johnson\nMorgan Kennedy\nSusanna Liu\nBrad Muir\nDavin Pavlas\nJake Rodkin\nEmily Short\nQuintin Smith\nWarren Spector\nSean Vanaman\nRobert Yang
URL:https://www.zo-ii.com/event/practice-2013/
LOCATION:NYU Game Center\, New York\, NY\, United States
CATEGORIES:WishIWasGoing
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20131108T113000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20131108T220000
DTSTAMP:20131012T124510Z
CREATED:20131005T163001Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20131012T124510Z
UID:2488-1383910200-1383948000@www.zo-ii.com
SUMMARY:Playful Arts Festival Presents: The Art of Play
DESCRIPTION:Playful Arts Festival presents: The Art of Play – a day with talks\, showcases and workshops about the art of play. \n\n \nTickets for The Art Of Play are now available via eventbrite: https://artofplay2013.eventbrite.com/ \nPlayful Arts Festival is delighted to invite you to exploring the Art of Play together with national and international artists and game – & play designers. \nPart One:\nInspired! Playful Arts talks & showcases \n12:00 Doors Open\n12:30 Lecture: Playful Arts in the Canon of Contemporary Art by Arjen Mulder\n13:00 Lecture: Playful Culture\, a Global Movement by Zuraida Buter (Zo-ii)\n13:30 Presentation Dansnest: Picture Perfect\n14:00 Demo of Multiplayer Physical Games by Copenhagen Game Collective \n**Break** \nPart Two\nHands-on: Playful Arts workshops \n14:45: \n1) From Classic Game Design to Playful Interaction by Ida Marie Toft (CPHGC) and Sander van der Vegte \n2) Folk Games by Dajana Dimovska (CPHGC/ KnapNok Games) \n3) Theatrical Play by Kars Alfrink (Hubbub) and Abner Preis \n19:00 Dinner\n20:00 Group Presentations\n21:00 Bar Open\n22:00 End \nTickets\nPart One: €10\nPart Two incl dinner: €25\nPart One & Two: €35\nPart One & Two incl dinner for Students: €15 \nRegistration for the event will soon be possible via the website http://www.playfulartsfestival.com/.
URL:https://www.zo-ii.com/event/playful-arts-festival-presents-art-play/
LOCATION:First Floor (AKV St. Joost Academie)\, Onderwijsboulevard 256\, 's-Hertogenbosch\, Netherlands
CATEGORIES:Organizing,Speaker
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20131101
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20131103
DTSTAMP:20130902T180709Z
CREATED:20130902T180709Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20130902T180709Z
UID:2454-1383264000-1383436799@www.zo-ii.com
SUMMARY:playARK 2013
DESCRIPTION:playARK 2013: Games Festival and talks. \n\n \nFrom the website: \n“Two days that asks you to playfully Reclaim learning\, living and working now and in the future. Day one brings you the theory and day two the practical with a selection of street games for families and adults” \nFrom the FB event: \nDay 1 – Festival Talks – Friday 1st November\nA ticketed event bringing together a day of brilliant thinking from renowned speakers from the UK and internationally that explore the theory\, practice and importance of playful and creative approaches to what we make and do. Previous speakers have included Alice Taylor\, Matt Locke\, Dave Sharp\, Dan Dixon and Dr Gareth Loudon. \nDay 2 – Festival Games – Saturday 2nd November\nA free full day of interactive street games\, pervasive games\, digital games and theatrical immersive experiences which will feature two ticketed headline events. These will include drop in games designed for adults and families. We will be offering nine creative companies bursaries to bring their games to the festival. Places will be through application\, details of which will be announced soon. \nplay:DO week – 28th October – 2nd November\nIn the run up to the festival we will be running a hack week where digital tech and creatives can come together and experiment to create an exciting collaboration that will be showcased during the festival. This will be an unique opportunity for creatives and technical bods to come together and work on a project that could be moved forward after the hack week is completed. Participants will share their thoughts at the festival talks and test run their project at the games day. Participation to the play:DO week will be by application only and we will be providing funded places for six individuals to take part. Details of application will be released shortly. \nThe festival is produced by yello brick and is funded by the Arts Council of Wales with kind support from Wales Millennium Centre\, Hoffi and thinkARK.
URL:https://www.zo-ii.com/event/playark-2013/
LOCATION:Wales Millennium Centre\, Cardiff\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Europe,WishIWasGoing
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20131030
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20131102
DTSTAMP:20130923T181604Z
CREATED:20130923T181604Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20130923T181604Z
UID:2481-1383091200-1383350399@www.zo-ii.com
SUMMARY:ExPlay Festival 2013
DESCRIPTION:ExPlay: “independent games conference and expo\, showcasing the UK’s finest emergent games and game studios” \n\n \nFrom the website: \nExPlay Festival 2013 is the fourth edition of the independent games conference and expo\, showcasing the UK’s finest emergent games and game studios. Hosted at the Assembly Rooms in Bath UK for its second year\, ExPlay will bring together games industry and games academia to share\, inspire and create. This year our conference will focus on current and future trends in industry with talks and panels consisting of speakers from indie studios\, larger developers\, publishers and more. \nAs always\, it’s not just about talks and great speakers\, ExPlay will be creating a larger expo arcade featuring all things playful from across the UK and beyond\, featuring our annual Game Jam demos alongside established studios demoing their latest developments and more. As expected\, the evening entertainment will match the playful daytime fun with events covering 3 nights across some of Bath’s most iconic venues. \n 
URL:https://www.zo-ii.com/event/explay-festival-2013/
LOCATION:Assembly Rooms\, Bath\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Europe
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20131025T090000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20131025T163000
DTSTAMP:20131007T111226Z
CREATED:20131007T111226Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20131007T111226Z
UID:2507-1382691600-1382718600@www.zo-ii.com
SUMMARY:Playful 2013
DESCRIPTION:Playful 2013 – A one-day conference all about games\, play\, design\, interaction\, behaviour and everything else that comes from playing about. \n\nFrom the website: \nIt’s a boss day full of smart\, silly\, mouth-watering and brain-broadening things. A sticker-book of brilliant thinking designed to make you want to Make Stuff. \nPlayful 2013 will happen on Friday the 25th of October at Conway Hall\, London. \nDoors open at 9:00am for a 10:00am start — get in early\, grab some Fingers and get your favourite spot. We’ll be done by 4:30 so that the tango class can get their hips shaking\, when we’ll decamp to the pub. \nBring a pad\, a pencil\, your brain and a mug. Leave the rest behind. \nSpeakers: \n\nSharna Jackson\nStefanie Posavec\nJane ní Dhulchaointi\nJohn V Willshire\nDani Lurie\nDan Catt\nBen Reade\nMarie Foulston\nPippin Barr\nGeorge Buckenham\nAnne Hollowday\n\n\n 
URL:https://www.zo-ii.com/event/playful-2013/
LOCATION:Conway Hall\, London\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Attending,Europe
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20131025
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20131028
DTSTAMP:20131007T112521Z
CREATED:20131007T112521Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20131007T112521Z
UID:2512-1382659200-1382918399@www.zo-ii.com
SUMMARY:Mozilla Festival 2013 - Mozfest
DESCRIPTION:Mozilla Festival is an annual gathering of passionate thinkers and inventors from around the world who meet to learn from each other and help forge the future of the web. \n\n \nFrom the website: \n\nCatalysts: Mentoring\, change agents and web literacy are a key focus of this year’s Mozilla Festival.\nMakers: Mozilla Festival opens up a world of ideas\, activities and opportunities for webmakers.\n\nThemes: \n\nBuild Webmaker Together: Mash up digital culture\, art\, film and storytelling to keep the web beautiful and creative.\nMake the Web Physical: Escape the limitations of your computer and build the web using sensors\, circuits and good old paper and scissors.\nOpen Games: Ready\, Set\, Go!: Play\, imagine and create the next generation of games with innovative makers who are re-inventing the web as a platform for open games.\nLook Who’s Watching: Learn who follows your data trail. Friends\, corporations\, criminals and law enforcement: who has access and is this ok?\nSkills and Badges: Challenge the conventional system of recognizing skills and learning.\nSource Code for Journalism: Design next-generation web solutions to solve critical issues facing news organizations and help journalism thrive on the open web.\nTeach the Web: Inspire learners and help spread digital literacy by connecting\, collaborating and shaping innovations on the open web.\nWebmaking for Mobile: Explore opportunities in the booming world of the open web on mobile. How can we experiment & tinker to customize our own phones?\nConnect Your City: Kickstart the creation of interactive tools for connected learning and help people explore\, make and share.\nScience and the Web: Examine the potential of the open web to re-define how we experiment\, analyze and share scientific knowledge.
URL:https://www.zo-ii.com/event/mozilla-festival-2013-mozfest/
LOCATION:Ravensbourne\, 6 Penrose Way\, London\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Attending,Europe,Speaker
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20131025
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20131027
DTSTAMP:20131007T110405Z
CREATED:20131007T110405Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20131007T110405Z
UID:2503-1382659200-1382831999@www.zo-ii.com
SUMMARY:Italian Game Developers Summit 2013
DESCRIPTION:Italian Game Developers Summit (IGDS)\, Milan. \n\n \nFrom the website: \nThe Italian Game Developers Summit (IGDS) is an event dedicated to the community of Italian game developers to exchange their experiences\, meet with each other and inspire from international speakers. The event is based on a “360° degree development” concept\, meaning that in order to be successful in the video games field\, besides being able to develop games\, you also need to develop your market knowledge\, your skills\, your network and your company. At the IGDS you will find: \n\nA conference dedicated to the most actual topics of interest to game developers\, with respect to business\, marketing\, design\, programming and much more\, with both Italian and International speakers;\nA set of tutorials aimed to teach attendees new skills\, carried out in partnership with some of the most important companies in the video game development scenario as in a classroom training.    \n\nThe IGDS is organized by AESVI\, the Italian Games Industry Association\, as a parallel event of Games Week\, the Italian video game consumer show taking place in Milan. \nSessions: \n\n\nMeet & Greet with Games Week 2013 Guru\nCross-Platform Development\nMonetization\nNarrative Design\nFunding\nApplied Gaming\nGames & Healthcare\nGames & Cultural Heritage\nWorkshops
URL:https://www.zo-ii.com/event/italian-game-developers-summit-2013/
LOCATION:MiCo\, Gate 5\, Milan\, Italy
CATEGORIES:Europe
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20131019
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20131027
DTSTAMP:20130530T223148Z
CREATED:20130530T223148Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20130530T223148Z
UID:2171-1382140800-1382831999@www.zo-ii.com
SUMMARY:Gamecity 8
DESCRIPTION:Annual Game Culture festival\, Nottingham\, UK \n\n \n“GameCity Festival is back in venues and public spaces across Nottingham from 19-26 October 2013.” \nNews update May 30\, 2013 \n“In 2013\, the festival is going more public than ever before. No walls\, no admission tickets – just two big screens and a huge Market Square.” \nGameCity 8 is about a single question. \n \n\n“What are the coolest things we can do with this?””\n\n 
URL:https://www.zo-ii.com/event/gamecity-8/
LOCATION:Nottingham\, Nottingham\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Europe,WishIWasGoing
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20131003
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20131007
DTSTAMP:20130923T175527Z
CREATED:20130912T174937Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20130923T175527Z
UID:2472-1380758400-1381103999@www.zo-ii.com
SUMMARY:IndieCade 2013
DESCRIPTION:“The IndieCade Festival is the biggest independent game celebration in the USA.” \n\n \nFrom the website: \n“Inspire. Create. Play. \nWe here at IndieCade are dedicated to the discovery\, development and recognition of independent artists and developers from around the world. Our mission is to encourage\, promote and cultivate innovation and artistry in interactive media and to champion those efforts. The organization of a series of local and international events celebrating the best and forefront of indie games is our way to show our commitment to the industry\, to the community\, and the players. The IndieCade Festival. It’s a Celebration. Come join us. \nThis premiere event is held each October in the Los Angeles Area and is open to the industry and to the public. \nEvents October 3rd – 6th\, 2013 include a professional conference track\, business networking\, social events\, tournaments and entertainment\, as well as family-focused activities\, meet-and-greets with game creators\, hands-on gameplay with more than 150 top independent games. \nIndieCade offers a unique opportunity to play and preview the latest innovative indie games of all types and rub shoulders with the creators of the newest games\, as well as legends from across the industry”. \n\nFestival Website: http://www.indiecade.com/2013/
URL:https://www.zo-ii.com/event/indiecade-2013/
LOCATION:IndieCade Village\, 9300 Culver Blvd.\, Culver City\, United States
CATEGORIES:WishIWasGoing
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20130928T120000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20130928T180000
DTSTAMP:20130923T122404Z
CREATED:20130923T122231Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20130923T122404Z
UID:2465-1380369600-1380391200@www.zo-ii.com
SUMMARY:INDIGO Showcase 2013
DESCRIPTION:  \n \nPlayable showcase with the best and latest Dutch indie games. \n\n \nWebsite: http://www.indigoshowcase.nl\nOrganizer: Dutch Game Garden \nControl Magazine articles on INDIGO line-up games: http://www.control-online.nl/gamesindustrie/tag/indigo-2013/
URL:https://www.zo-ii.com/event/indigo-showcase-2013/
LOCATION:Stadhuis Utrecht\, Utrecht\, Netherlands
CATEGORIES:Attending,Europe
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20130928
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20130930
DTSTAMP:20130711T184221Z
CREATED:20130711T184221Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20130711T184221Z
UID:2351-1380326400-1380499199@www.zo-ii.com
SUMMARY:Freeplay Independent Games Festival 2013
DESCRIPTION:Freeplay is Australia’s longest running independent games festival exploring the intersection of indie development\, culture\, arts and education. \n\n \nFrom the website: \nThe Freeplay Independent Games Festival is excited to announce that its conference program\, this year titled “Volume of Revolution\,” will take place at the State Library of Victoria on the weekend of September 28 and 29. \nVolume of Revolution seeks to expose\, radically upend\, celebrate\, critically examine and change our approach to making games. It’s looking back at our history so we can forge a better future. It’s a mathematical concept representing the cycle\, the fullness\, the width and breadth of our medium. It’s about loudness\, and listening to the quiet voices we cannot ignore. \nAs the first festival run by new directors Katie Williams and Harry Lee\, this unique conference theme ushers in a new generation of thought in the areas of both the Australian and international games development scenes. As well as workshops and conference sessions\, selected local games and Freeplay Awards finalists playable in Experimedia for the duration of the weekend. Along with the new directors’ vision comes changes to the program\, which will this year see variations in the session format to present new ways of provoking conversation. \nFreeplay is thrilled to once again be working with the State Library of Victoria\, with 2013 marking the fifth year of the festival’s close relationship with the Library. “We feel that there is no place better suited in Victoria than the State Library to conduct and encourage vital\, high-quality discussion of innovation in the development of both digital and non-digital games\,” say Lee and Williams of Freeplay’s long-standing partnership with the nationally recognised arts institution. \nNowPlay Mentorship\nFreeplay is also announcing the opening of applications for the brand new NowPlay Mentorship\, a mentorship program co-curated with Melbourne-based contemporary games and playful collective Pop Up Playground. The mentorship will encourage and support the development of emerging designers working in the field of play\, with the winning designer or team to be announced at the 2013 Freeplay conference. \nCall for speakers: http://www.freeplay.net.au/speakers.html
URL:https://www.zo-ii.com/event/freeplay-2013/
LOCATION:State Library of Victoria\, Melbourne\, Australia
CATEGORIES:WishIWasGoing
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20130924T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20130924T220000
DTSTAMP:20130924T083556Z
CREATED:20130915T180455Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20130924T083556Z
UID:2476-1380052800-1380060000@www.zo-ii.com
SUMMARY:Control Gamelab #9: Game Trailers
DESCRIPTION:Control Gamelab: Regular live talkshow about games & development. \n\n \nTheme: Game Trailers.\nHosts: Matthijs Dierckx (Control Magazine) en Rik Nieuwdorp (Claynote)\nWebsite: http://www.dezwijger.nl/77465/nl/control-gamelab-9-game-trailers  \nProgram: \n• How do you make a trailer? (Teun Vermeer\, Net 5)\n• Copyright issues: what can and can’t you use? (Mr. Olivier Oosterbaan)\n• Lessons from a film trailer expert\n• Successful Kickstarter Trailer (Ronimo Games)\n• Edgy Game Trailers (ISOTX)\n• Top 5 best and worst game trailers ever
URL:https://www.zo-ii.com/event/control-gamelab-9-game-trailers/
LOCATION:Pakhuis de Zwijger\, Piet Heinkade 179\, Amsterdam\, 1019 HC\, Netherlands
CATEGORIES:Netherlands
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20130920
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20130923
DTSTAMP:20130725T225027Z
CREATED:20130725T225027Z
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SUMMARY:Tocati 2013 - Festival of Street Games
DESCRIPTION:Tocatì\, international festival of street games\, Verona\, Italy \n\nFrom the website: \n“During these past ten years of Tocatì Verona has become an important point of reference in Europe as for the traditional game and it gathers experts and enthusiastic people in a Festival that has made of the territorial bonds its strength.” \nDuring Tocatì\, International Festival of Street Games\, in the city centre of Verona are practised more than 40 traditional games\, and in these three days is possible to meet many player communities from Italy and various Euroean countries. They’re people with a tradition on their shoulders\, they’re glad to and to share ancient game practises. \nThe audience can watch them during their competitions or they can try to play\, helped by the more skilled players. Exhibitions\, meeting\, seminars and laboratories raise many interesting issues on the game topic. \n 
URL:https://www.zo-ii.com/event/tocati-2013-festival-street-games/
LOCATION:Verona\, Verona\, Italy
CATEGORIES:Europe
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20130918
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20130921
DTSTAMP:20130715T021944Z
CREATED:20130715T021944Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20130715T021944Z
UID:2372-1379462400-1379721599@www.zo-ii.com
SUMMARY:Play13 - Hamburg
DESCRIPTION:Festival for creative computer games. \nWebsite: http://creative-gaming.eu/play13/ \n 
URL:https://www.zo-ii.com/event/play13-hamburg/
LOCATION:Hamburg\, Hamburg\, Germany
CATEGORIES:Europe
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20130915
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20130916
DTSTAMP:20130530T224701Z
CREATED:20130530T224701Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20130530T224701Z
UID:2182-1379203200-1379289599@www.zo-ii.com
SUMMARY:Athens Plaython 2013
DESCRIPTION:An international street games festival taking place in Athens hosting big games\, design & technology workshops and city wide fun. \n\n \n 
URL:https://www.zo-ii.com/event/athens-plaython-2013/
LOCATION:Athens\, Athens\, Greece
CATEGORIES:Europe,WishIWasGoing
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20130905
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20130908
DTSTAMP:20130904T234317Z
CREATED:20130825T233046Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20130904T234317Z
UID:2459-1378339200-1378598399@www.zo-ii.com
SUMMARY:A MAZE. / Johannesburg 2013
DESCRIPTION:A MAZE. / JOHANNESBURG 2013 – 2nd International Games/ Media Art Festival \n\nThe goal of A MAZE. / Johannesburg (former A MAZE. Interact) in South Africa is to create an annual evolving platform for African and European media artists and game developers. A playground for everyone who wants to experience the Human-Human-Machine interaction. A MAZE. provides an intensive program with lectures\, panels\, screenings\, games\, interactive installations\, street games\, workshops\, concerts\, performances\, exhibition and party. \nAmongst the artists who will be featured at A MAZE. /Johannesburg 2013 are: \nRami Ismail\, game designer from the Netherlands; Chief Nyameya\, game designer from Kenya; Sameh Al Tawil\, media artist and researcher from Egypt; Tegan Bristow\, media artist and researcher from South Africa; Joao Orecchia\, musician and sound artist from South Africa; Sos Sosowski\, game designer from Poland; SFA\, animation artists from Germany; John Kevin Biretwa\, digital entrepreneur from Uganda; Oluseye Soyode-Johnson\, game consultant from Nigeria; Evan Greenwood\, game designer from South Africa \nWebsite: www.amaze-johannesburg.co.za
URL:https://www.zo-ii.com/event/maze-johannesburg-2013/
LOCATION:Johannesburg\, Johannesburg\, South Africa
CATEGORIES:WishIWasGoing
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20130904
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20130909
DTSTAMP:20130415T004145Z
CREATED:20130210T171043Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20130415T004145Z
UID:1751-1378252800-1378684799@www.zo-ii.com
SUMMARY:igfest 6
DESCRIPTION:  \nigfest: “a festival of interesting games you play in the street.” \n\n From the website & organizer: \n“Igfest is a festival like no other. Where other festivals feature mud\, crippling ticket prices and questionable hygiene\, we are more in the market for robots\, ninja death cows\, sweetshop bank heists\, biblical sized water fights and powdered paint. Lots of powdered paint!“ \n“igfest is Bristol’s very own interesting games festival – street games\, outdoor spectacles\, mass social interaction\, the reclamation of public urban spaces for play and adventure. Founded in 2008\, the festival is in its fifth year.” \nLineup in the works. \n“Two new headliners\, the Cargo Remix and Incitement\, will make their WORLD DEBUT and then there’s the igfest fringe to explore\, dozens of beautiful games wrapped up in a party in Castle Park 8th September. Games\, great food and fine ales – what more could you want on a sunny afternoon? Bring a rug\, a picnic and your plimsols/pocket money. Headline tickets are £15 & £28\, the Festival Fringe games free to £5.” \n\nWebsite
URL:https://www.zo-ii.com/event/igfest-6/
LOCATION:Streets of Bristol\, Bristol\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:WishIWasGoing
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20130830
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20130902
DTSTAMP:20130711T183540Z
CREATED:20130701T182718Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20130711T183540Z
UID:2347-1377820800-1378079999@www.zo-ii.com
SUMMARY:Play:Vienna 2013
DESCRIPTION:Play:Vienna is an annual play festival in Austria\, turning the city of Vienna into a playground. \n\nFrom the website: \nThe Play:Vienna festival 2012 was Austria’s first festival for games in public space. It took place at the Museumsquartier Wien and throughout the whole city on a weekend in September 2012. Over the whole weekend we had 23 local and international artists and game designers running 20 games with over 800 players participating in them. We want to provide an environment for new types of public games\, bringing people from different backgrounds together through experiencing new and different kinds of interaction with their environment. \nCall for games\nLike last year\, we are looking for your games to feature at our festival!\nWhat games? Street games\, urban games\, pervasive games! Anything that is playfully interacting with or in the city. \nSend us your concepts and game designs\, it doesn’t matter whether the duration is five minutes or the whole weekend\, whether you can play it on your own\, or need hundreds of participants\, whether they’re high-tech or low-fi\, or whether they’re top secret and pervasive\, or big spectacles for everyone to see. The only pre-requisite is that it needs to happen in public space in the city of Vienna. \nLast year we had people balance toy turtles on the back of their hands in Turtle Wushu\, chase Mr X through the underground network of Vienna in Wien jagt Mr X\, find a treasure and defend themselves against the evil Weeping Angels\, and smuggle an expensive (or was it a fake?) pearl necklace across the Stephansplatz in The Smugglers Game. \nWe’re eagerly awaiting your designs! Send them to: conspiracy@streetgames.at. You can also email us\, if you have any questions of course. \nDeadline: July 5. \nShould you need feedback or want to test your ideas\, we will hold Game Clinics and workshops in the coming weeks up to the festival where you can improve your designs and test them!
URL:https://www.zo-ii.com/event/playvienna-2013-2/
LOCATION:Vienna\, Vienna\, Austria
CATEGORIES:Europe,WishIWasGoing
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20130819T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20130822T230000
DTSTAMP:20130804T221532Z
CREATED:20130804T221532Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20130804T221532Z
UID:2441-1376938800-1377212400@www.zo-ii.com
SUMMARY:PLATINE Festival 2013
DESCRIPTION:PLATINE festival focuses on electronic media\, covering the realm from art statements up to alternative gaming forms. Cologne\, Germany. \n\n \nFrom the website: \nPLATINE festival focuses on electronic media\, covering the realm from art statements up to alternative gaming forms. Developers and artists from all over Germany\, as well as guests from six other countries\, use PLATINE as a daring and unique platform to present their ideas and visions to the public. \nPLATINE takes place in Cologne-Ehrenfeld\, in traditional local pubs\, theatrical workshops\, and small galleries. PLATINE strives to be a source of inspiration – and invites you to excitement\, discoveries\, and interaction within an urban environment. Wishing you a delightful time reading the following pages. Hopefully we can make you feel the magic of PLATINE. See you in August! \nElectronic gear is a constantly present and integral part of our everyday life. It bears significant impact on society and the individual. Very often we only notice the final product. Behind its appeal as a dazzling mass phenomenon\, the actual processes of field work\, experiments\, and development become invisible. \nExhibitors \nIn the broadest sense they are developers. They de-velop the solid structures of a world\, generated by pixels\, numbers and algorithms and passionately play with technology. Some of them modify the manufacturer’s thought purposes of applications\, alter game consoles or software. Or they intersect virtual realities and real life. Some of them show art to participate\, trial and touch. So they all create sensory input\, innovative worlds of perception and futuristic prototypes within a technologic driven evolution. \nExhibition / Projects\n\nMathieu Rivier – Light Form\nweAREmedienkuenstler – Auto\nJonathan Giroux – Black & White\nTobias Hartmann\, Remmy Canedo\, Sergej Maingardt – cage was a n00b 3.0\nJoelle Aeschlimann – Little Boxes\nJohannes Siebler – Der Ast\nMatthias Lohscheidt / ECAL – Pyramid Cascades\nEspadaysantacruz Studio – The Invaders\nMartin Reiche – Duality\nThilko Limbeck\, Hannes Hummel und Philipp Carbotta – Pariah – Signal loss\nKonsolenkinder – Games People Play…\nFafankula – Portraits\nSven Bormes und Dirk Bours – Scrhapsody II\nFritz Gnad und Gregor Kuschmirz – void machine\nTill Maria Jürgens und Vitus Schuhwerk – @><#!!!\nMarco Jan Büttner – Walk the line\nBritzpetermann – Schau!\nJonathan Fuss – Asten/Egmond\nTIND – MONOCHROME\nBildundtonfabrik und undev – lasact\n\nAmiga ASCII Art\n\nTrivial\nDipswitch\nSkin\naBHO\nzaner\ndMG\n\nKonsolenkinder\n\nLow Bit Revolte\ndizkOtrOOpa\nNørDS\nVJ: Autoexec.bat
URL:https://www.zo-ii.com/event/platine-festival-2013/
LOCATION:Köln-Ehrenfelder\, Cologne\, Germany
CATEGORIES:Attending,Europe
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20130819
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20130824
DTSTAMP:20130725T181608Z
CREATED:20130725T181457Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20130725T181608Z
UID:2399-1376870400-1377302399@www.zo-ii.com
SUMMARY:Notgames Fest 2013
DESCRIPTION:After the great success in 2011 and right in time for the big games events in the city\, the Notgames Fest returns to Cologne with a five days exhibition curated by Tale of Tales and the Cologne Game Lab. \n\nFrom the website: \nIf games form the top of an iceberg\, notgames provide the remainder. Videogames are an incredibly versatile creative medium. Beyond the confines of competitive play\, a wealth of experiences awaits us. From deep psychological probing to whimsical lighthearted joy\, this year´s Notgames Fest intends to illustrate the breadth of human existence captured in interactive art. No more hiding behind the young age of the medium or despairing about humanity’s addiction to empty fun. It is time to wield this formidable tool for the pursuit of beauty in its myriad forms.\nMichael Samyn\, Tale of Tales  \n\nNOTGAMES FEST 2013\nAugust 19-23 at the Cologne Game Lab \nAfter the great success in 2011 and right in time for the big games events in the city\, the Notgames Fest returns to Cologne with a five days exhibition curated by Tale of Tales and the Cologne Game Lab. \nIn addition to the main exhibition and social events\, this year´s Notgames Fest will feature an expo-playground for advanced prototypes where game designers can show their work-in-progress to a broader public.
URL:https://www.zo-ii.com/event/notgames-fest-2013/
LOCATION:Cologne Game Lab\, Cologne\, Germany
CATEGORIES:Attending,Europe
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20130809
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20130812
DTSTAMP:20130727T214112Z
CREATED:20130712T213310Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20130727T214112Z
UID:2409-1376006400-1376265599@www.zo-ii.com
SUMMARY:Burning Bridges 2013
DESCRIPTION:Burning Bridges – A game developer unconference \n\n \nFrom the website: \nBurning Bridges is a game developer unconference\, a meet up for game developers ranging from production level people at bigger companies\, post-indies and to people that are new to the indie scene. \nIt’s a get together where people can casually meet  under very friendly conditions and talk about their daily work\, and share tips and tricks. \nWe will also arrange a post release party for all people that have released a game but not properly celebrated their achievement due to lack of funds or time to arrange a party (or everyone else’s lack of time to travel to every release party). This will also be a great way for people to show off what they have been making the last year. \nWhy? \nAs they say\, people do business with people\, not companies. That’s why we want yet another event where people can meet\, say hi\, and possibly find new people to collaborate with\, strengthen their already existing contacts and to get new members into the community. \nWho? \nThe people behind Burning Bridges are Swedish Redgrim\, Danish Unicorn7.org and Copenhagen Game Collective. \n\nWebsite\nSign Up\nTwitter: #BRNBRGS
URL:https://www.zo-ii.com/event/burning-bridges-2013/
LOCATION:Refshaleøen\, Copenhagen\, Denmark
CATEGORIES:Europe,WishIWasGoing
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20130722T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20130722T235500
DTSTAMP:20130614T171828Z
CREATED:20130614T163208Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20130614T171828Z
UID:2227-1374519600-1374537300@www.zo-ii.com
SUMMARY:Hovercade 2013
DESCRIPTION:Hovergarden presents: “A Night of Sweet Games” – \n\nHovergarden‘s colossal indie games arcade night: Hovercade! \nPreliminary line-up: \nTuning by Cactus\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ji-OPheJGdk \nQWOP 3D by Bennett Foddy\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfHCUM_OBCc \nTowerFall by Matt Thorson\nhttp://towerfall-game.com/ \nHokra by Ramiro Corbetta\nhttp://www.ramirocorbetta.com/hokra/ \nSuper Space ____ by David Scamehorn and Alexander Baard \nhttp://superspaceblank.com/ \nLaza Knitez!! by Glitchnap\nhttp://lazaknitez.com/ \nSuper Hexagon by Terry Cavanagh\nhttp://superhexagon.com/ \nJ.S Joust by Die Gute Fabrik\nhttp://jsjoust.com/ \nLovers in a Dangerous Spacetime by Asteroid Base\nhttp://asteroidbase.com/ \n\nTickets available on Eventbrite\nFB Event page\nWebsite
URL:https://www.zo-ii.com/event/hovercade-2013/
LOCATION:Design Hub\, 515 – 537 Swanston Street\, Melbourne\, Australia
CATEGORIES:WishIWasGoing
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20130718
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20130721
DTSTAMP:20130715T225321Z
CREATED:20130715T162657Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20130715T225321Z
UID:2376-1374105600-1374364799@www.zo-ii.com
SUMMARY:A MAZE. Indie Pop Up at Republika Fest
DESCRIPTION:Indie games festival A MAZE. is participating in Republika Fest in Rijeka\, Croatia. \n\nA MAZE. Indie Pop Up during Republika Fest will consist of: \nGame showcase\, machinima screening\, talks\, game jam and workshops. \nFrom the A MAZE. website: \n\nA MAZE. Indie Pop Up is a mobile event format with the goal of presenting Indie Games in a broader context within media art festivals\, music festivals and creative industry events. At the Kick-off at Republika Festival in Rijeka A MAZE. presents beside the inspiring talks by Zuraida Buter\, Lea Schönfelder\, Marek Plichta\, Rami Ismail\, Pippin Barr\, Simon Bachelier\, Thorsten S. Wiedemann and the workshop by Mario v. Rickenbach a selection of the hottest indie games nowadays including the winner of the 2nd International A MAZE. Indie Games Award for The Most Amazing Indie Game 2013 Spaceteam by the Henry Smith plus Luftrausers by Vlambeer\, Spirits by Spaces of Play\, Perfect Woman by Lea Schönfelder\, Rakete by Mario v. Rickenbach\, Mumble Indie Bungle by Pippin Barr and a collection of Local Multiplayer Games for Touchscreen Devices selected by Lorenzo Pilia. Another highlight is the A MAZE. Night of Machinima curated hour by Matthias Löwe and the Game Jam coordinated by Zuraida Buter. \nDates: July 18-20\, 2013\nFestival: Republika\nCity: Rijeka \nFestival website:\nwww.republika.io\nwww.republika.io/en/a-maze \n\nGame selection: \n– Rakete by Mario v. Rickenbach (CH)\n– Luftrausers by Vlambeer (NL)\n– Spaceteam by Henry Smith (CA)\n– Spirits by Spaces of Play (DE)\n– 1000 Galantes by One Life Remains (FR)\n– Perfect Woman by Lea Schönfelder (DE)\n– Mungle Indie Bungle by Pippin Barr (NZ)\n– Tremors by Igor V (HR)\n– Badland by Frogmind (SF)\n– Bam Fu by Game Oven (NL)\n– Glitch Tank by Michael Brough (UK)\n– Omicron HD by Canupa (DE)\n+ Local Multiplayer Surprises + Open Screens
URL:https://www.zo-ii.com/event/a-maze-indie-pop-up-republika-fest/
CATEGORIES:Attending,Europe,GameJam,Organizing,Participating,Speaker
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20130714
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20130903
DTSTAMP:20130712T001458Z
CREATED:20130712T001458Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20130712T001458Z
UID:2356-1373760000-1378166399@www.zo-ii.com
SUMMARY:XYZ: Alternative Voices in Game Design 2013
DESCRIPTION:“Co-presented by MODA and Georgia Tech’s Digital Media Program\, XYZ: Alternative Voices in Game Design is the first-ever exhibition that highlights the work of women as game designers and artists.” \n\n \nFrom the website: \nA response to the popular misconception that women neither play nor create video games\, this interactive exhibition redefines viewers’ perceptions of what games are and can be. XYZ introduces guests to alternative games that are outside the mainstream and demonstrates their capacity to convey a diverse range of ideas\, experiences and emotions. \nhttp://www.museumofdesign.org/2013/02/exhibition-xxo-alternative-voices-in-game-design/
URL:https://www.zo-ii.com/event/xyz-alternative-voices-game-design-2013/
LOCATION:Museum of Design Atlanta (MODA)\, Atlanta\, United States
CATEGORIES:WishIWasGoing
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