‘The Art of Video Games’ at the Smithsonian Museum of American Art
A new exhibition explores the visual impact of video games throughout the years.
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Art critic Phil Kennicott says video game art belongs in a technology museum, rather than an art museum. “Despite its title, [the exhibition] fails to grapple with questions about the definition and boundaries of art, questions that tend to make people squeamish in a democratic society that would rather everything be art than anyone feel excluded from the realms of sanctified culture.” Pictured: "Flower," Jenova Chen, creative director; John Edwards, lead engineer. Developed by thatgamecompany, LLC, Sony Playstation 3, 2009.
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