Aphrodite Andreou

@aphrodite-a.bsky.social

Coordinator of EU Projects & Cultural Assets at Heritage Malta - Technology and Experience Development Unit visual artist / designing playful experiences for museums / researching interspecies interactions / ACI / (and some other stuff)

Hi, we're a new video game oral histories site. Want to read the story of Shadow of the Colossus, as told by 11 people who worked on it? Or hear what Will Wright has to say about Spore in retrospect? Or see previously unreleased footage of Nintendo's Sound Fantasy? Check us out at designroom.site

“If the first YouTube post, ‘Me at the zoo’, has become worthy of the V&A Museum collection, it is because it condenses with ruthless intensity the conditions of attention, representation and consumption that have come to shape art and communication in the first quarter of the millennium.”

A screenshot of the original YouTube interface from 2005.

“Preserving natural history, whether that be creatures that once walked the same land we do, or ones that come up on our computer screens when our laptops fail to connect to a coffee shop’s Wi-Fi network, are equally important to chronicle and display as a part of our story." yis 🦖

Google Chrome Dinosaur Skeleton Displayed in Natural History Museum - Palette Swap

The Field Museum of Natural History is hosting an exhibit displaying the skeletal structure of the Google Chrome dinosaur.

paletteswap.site

The Video Game History Foundation's newly digitized GDC 1989 tapes are rad. Talks with Dani Bunten! Trip Hawkins blasting Nintendo's licensing policies! A *retrospective* panel for gaming in 1980! Absolute gold that this stuff survived and is accessible for everyone now.

Live from GDC... 1989! 21 hours of vintage talks from early gaming luminaries | Video Game History Foundation

We've digitized the recordings from one of the earliest GDC conferences, available for the first time in 37 years.

gamehistory.org

A guerrilla art installation featuring the names and visages of twenty public figures who’ve been linked to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein appeared in a public park close to the White House in Washington, DC earlier this month. www.artforum.com/news/guerril...

“Jeffrey Epstein Walk of Shame” Appears in Washington, DC Public Park

A guerrilla sidewalk installation in DC names Epstein links with stars featuring prominent figures like Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Bill Clinton.

artforum.com