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March 7, 2012

My RPG metagame Power Kill will be on display at 319 Scholes, a digital-arts gallery in Brooklyn, from March 15-29. It’s part of Big Reality, an exhibition of contemporary art inspired by tabletop roleplaying games and their legacy in technology and subcultures. I’ve never had something in an art gallery before and I’m pretty jazzed.

Big Reality | 319 Scholes

“Big Reality” proposes that contemporary everyday life seamlessly integrates elements of fantasy and play through consumer technology and networked media. The exhibition explores this proposition through artworks that draw imagery, themes, and devices from a relatively young and heavily stereotyped …

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