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Add plus-one for the recognition of videogames as art: the Smithsonian has announced The Art of Video Games, an exhibition on “the 40-year evolution of video games as an artistic medium, with a focus on striking graphics, creative storytelling and player interactivity.” The Smithsonian American Art Museum will host this exhibition from March 16 to September 30, with a tour across five states to follow.
The exhibit has a passionate curator in Chris Melissinos, the man behind much of Sun Microsystems’s open-source Java technology. According to Melissinos, video games incorporate many classic components of art, as well as “a new element, the player, who completes the vivid, experiential art form by personally interacting with the game elements.”
