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Last week i had my teacher’s hat… and i kept it 40 hours. I tought students in Science and Communication Networks from the University of Aix-en-provence-Marseille in Arles…
Curatorial text for BANANA RAM – Ancona, Italy, 6/11 july 2004 Net.art section curated by Isabelle Arvers on http://www.bananaram.org More informations about the exhibition Interviews of the artists…
Architectes, designers, scénographes, artistes : Electronic Shadow échappe aux classifications et les hybride toutes. Ce duo, composé de l’architecte Naziha Mestaoui et du réalisateur Yacine Ait Kaci, fête…
Game Art: Isabelle Arvers on the French Game Art scene GameScenes is conducting a series of interviews with artists, critics, curators, gallery owners operating in the field of…
[↗] read on ISSUU – Un travail éditorial d’Isabelle Arvers pour Medias Cités
To know more about my background and about my curatorial projects here is my conference in WJ-SPOTS#1 published on Digitalarti in 2009 : Transcription in english : /…
Article publié dans MCD n°53 – lire sur Digitalarti read the article in english on Digitalarti The french democracy, Alex Chan L’industrie du jeu est liée à deux…
[↗] lire sur ISSUU – Interview by Karen Verschooren for her MIT Thesis, 2007
Face au chaos de l’art numérique…quelques pistes de réflexion : Sept questions posées à Isabelle Arvers – FLUX, 2007 (FR) Interview par Julie Boivin Aujourd’hui, l’apparition de travaux…
I was interviewed during the festival High score for a documentary about 8 bit art and video games. Trailer of the documentary :
Isabelle Arvers, Genève, 15 mars 2006 Parce que ma démarche de commissaire d’exposition est basée sur l’idée de rencontre, je relaterai ici les petites histoires de mes différentes…
Curatorial text written for the exhibit Reactivate, (EN), Melbourne, Australia, october 2004 More than 40 years after the first computer game creation by hackers at the MIT, the…
[↗] Article by Christy Dena in RealTime Arts about the exhibition reactivate!, Melbourne, Australia, 2004
∏Play is not something that gives pleasure, on the contrary, it expresses a shift in reality, an unaccustomed mobility∑ Paul Verillio In an art world characterized by new…