US AND THE GAME INDUSTRY invited to Beijing 2016
Bejing Central Academy of Fine Arts (CAFA) looks into videogame designing in 2016.
Letter from the academy:
'Hi Steph,You will find most of your answers in the attached file.We face to the whole public, but also want to learn from talents all over the world how to set-up a game-based learning courses in Chinese universities, once we had talents in game development, Chinese game market will goes a more rational way, and to produce more high-quality, more cultural, more humanistic game products instead.
About your film, we want to use it to show to the public how the game industry looks like in other countries.
We'll send you related reports and photos of the event for you next month.'
About your film, we want to use it to show to the public how the game industry looks like in other countries.
We'll send you related reports and photos of the event for you next month.'
China came on the scene showing interest in video game design. This doco and many game developers from several countries were invited to CAFA, to the Serious Game Exhibition In 2018.*
Image credit: Play Beyond the Game exhibit at the CAFA Art Museum in Beijing.
Opened on September 8, 2018, it was jointly organized by the Central Academy of Fine Arts (CAFA) and Urban Design College FRom CAFA Art Museum: 'The exhibition presents a variety of nearly 100 pieces of games from around the world, including “Minecraft”, “Monument Valley”, “Kingdom Come: Deliverance”, “Sky”, “Gorogoa”, “Cuphead”, “Ylands”, “Folding Fan”, “Mortise and Tenon”, “DragonBox Big Numbers”, “Human Resource Machine”, and so on. ' ' importantly it reveals a new cultural pursuit in the international game industry under a global information era, that is, to concern about social culture on the aspect of game creation and production. Game is an ancient and ever-changing field, and also a cultural lifestyle which is closely associated with human intelligence, imagination, sense of competition and adventurous spirit that are required in people’s life. With the rapid development of the game industry and its increasing market demand, there are at least two issues exist in the process. One is the language style of games; the other is the social and cultural responsibility that games should bear. '
Image credit: Play Beyond the Game exhibit at the CAFA Art Museum in Beijing.
Opened on September 8, 2018, it was jointly organized by the Central Academy of Fine Arts (CAFA) and Urban Design College FRom CAFA Art Museum: 'The exhibition presents a variety of nearly 100 pieces of games from around the world, including “Minecraft”, “Monument Valley”, “Kingdom Come: Deliverance”, “Sky”, “Gorogoa”, “Cuphead”, “Ylands”, “Folding Fan”, “Mortise and Tenon”, “DragonBox Big Numbers”, “Human Resource Machine”, and so on. ' ' importantly it reveals a new cultural pursuit in the international game industry under a global information era, that is, to concern about social culture on the aspect of game creation and production. Game is an ancient and ever-changing field, and also a cultural lifestyle which is closely associated with human intelligence, imagination, sense of competition and adventurous spirit that are required in people’s life. With the rapid development of the game industry and its increasing market demand, there are at least two issues exist in the process. One is the language style of games; the other is the social and cultural responsibility that games should bear. '
Bejing . The Central Academy of Fine Arts (CAFA) and the Art Museum
https://cafamuseum.org/en/exhibit/newsdetail/2087