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This major exhibition explores the creative process behind Mad Men, one of the most acclaimed television series of all time, now launching its final seven episodes on AMC. Featuring large-scale sets including Don Draper’s office ...
This traveling exhibition explores Jim Henson’s groundbreaking work for film and television and his transformative impact on popular culture.
In 1980, $2.8 billion in quarters were pumped into video arcade games in the United States, more than triple the revenue from any previous year. The video arcade had arrived, as a popular culture phenomenon ...
The GIF has become the subject of an unlikely series of reinventions since its introduction in 1987 as a data format. Today the GIF is an important site of cultural and artistic expression, an established ...
2002. John Divola (b. 1949, Los Angeles. Lives and works in Los Angeles). 36 found 8x10-inch photographs, c. 1928–1933. Collection of Stéphane Samuel & Robert Rubin. In the 1980s, Los Angeles photographer John Divola began ...
2014. Ezra Wube (b. 1980, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, lives in Brooklyn). Animation. 1,756 frames, photographed from canvas with oil paint. 4 minutes. Ezra Wube works with video, installation, drawing, painting, and performance. Reflecting on his ...
2016. Bennett Foddy (b. 1978, Melbourne, Australia. Lives in New York) and AP Thomson (b. 1989, Istanbul, Turkey. Lives in Brooklyn, NY). Multibowl is a collection of fast-paced mini games sourced and sampled from more ...
2018. Jeff Reichert (b. 1978, Northfield, New Jersey. Resides in Brooklyn), Damon Smith (b. 1968 in Houston, Texas, Eric Hynes (b. 1974, Staten Island, New York. Resides in Brooklyn). Video installation. In his 1982 documentary Room ...
2018. Angela Washko (b. 1986, Reading, PA. Lives in Pittsburgh, PA.) The Game: The Game takes the form of a dating simulator, pitting you against six men who are aggressively vying for your attention at ...
Little more than a decade ago, video games produced outside the mainstream were largely an afterthought, found only in small online communities or derogatorily labeled "casual" games. The proliferation of game-making tools, the coming-of-age of ...
The internet has fundamentally changed the way we encounter, create, and share the moving image. While online video is indebted to past modes of cinema and television, most of the nearly one million hours of video created online every day do not fit into their systems of classification.
Use #ballgameMOMI to join the conversation online. Tennis for Two was the world’s first video game. When it debuted at the Brookhaven National Laboratory’s public exhibition in 1958, its goals and actions were familiar to ...