Game Up

Conor McGarrigle

Game Up

Conor McGarrigle

School of Art and Design

Research output: Non-textual form › Exhibition

Abstract

Green On Red Gallery is proud to announce its first international art exhibition GAME UP, which is currently being held at Transmediale Studio, in Berlin, Germany.

GAME UP seeks to get under the skin of our increasingly digital planet as a springboard to new thinking and new action through the work of artists, Alan Butler, Elaine Hoey, Conor McGarrigle, Rosa Menkman, David OReilly and Paper Rad/Cory Arcangel. GAME UP is a reckoning, a rear mirror view and a look at the future of our hyper-connected world.

What are the rules of engagement in this electronic superhighway and who is policing them? What of our digital shadow and its instantaneous monetisation? How are race and gender played out in the digital space? By turning the technology on itself, the artists in GAME UP create ways to consider and expose this hidden world. The viewer is brought deep into virtuality by means of narratives and experiences that question and confront the digital contract.

Original language	Undefined/Unknown
Publisher	Green on Red
Publication status	Published - Jun 2022

Keywords

art practice
new media
net art
video art
artificial intelligence

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