Monthly Archives: March 2019

NPC: Non Playable Character / XIII Havana Biennial / Fanguito Open Studio

Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share this!  Click Here NPC: Non Playable Character / XIII Havana Biennial / Fanguito Open Studio Pre Opening, April 15th, 2019 Vuk Cosic (Slovenia), Yucef Merhi (Venezuela), Christian Oyarzún Roa (Chile), Nina Coulson (UK), Hamilton Mestizo (Colombia), Filio Gálvez (Cuba), El Diletante Digital (Cuba), Rewell Altunaga …

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I had my first introduction to feminist gaming in Havana, Cuba.

Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share this!  I had my first introduction to feminist gaming in Havana, Cuba. It seems like an odd place for it, but I happened to meet a bunch of interesting characters the day before they were holding their first ‘game jam’ in Cuba on February 24th …

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A short note by Thorsten S. Wiedemann, founder, and director of A MAZE.

Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share this!  A short note by Thorsten S. Wiedemann, founder and director of A MAZE. Thanks to the great enthusiasm, planning and support of Olivia Solis, Daniel Cruces-Perez and Rodolfo Peraza we are making our first steps of producing A MAZE. / Havana 2018. A MAZE. …

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Cool War: Game Art Across the Straits, a group exhibition of video game art from Cuba and the United States.

Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share this!  Cool War: Game Art Across the Straits, a group exhibition of video game art from Cuba and the United States. Rewell Altunaga / Cory Arcangel / Matteo Bittanti & Colleen Flaherty (COLL.EO) / Yonlay Cabrera / Rodolfo Peraza / Anne-Marie Schleiner, Joan Leandre & …

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